Sentence examples for rather partisan from inspiring English sources

"My films became rather partisan," he said.

"We have long considered environmental impact statements not truly independent analyses, but rather partisan documents that support the intentions of project sponsors," he said.

But Tom Rossin, the leader of the Senate Democrats, said today that he was troubled by the "rather partisan" tone of the statement announcing the committee.

One day many years ago, I found myself talking back to the television set in a rather partisan way (for what, I can't remember).

I don't think the problem with passing this type legislation lies with the divisions among the population or among millennials, but rather partisan differences and politics as usual that happens in congress.

As the misrepresentation of Commissioner Pai's views illustrates once again in painful relief, any effort to return Internet regulation to the successful model that left engineering decisions largely with engineers--a bi-partisan (or, rather, non-partisan) policy that began during the Clinton Administration--is characterized by these groups with increasing histrionics.

There were ideological coalitions rather than partisan coalitions".

Their organizational structures represent various segments of their societies and are run by independent professionals, rather than partisan bureaucrats.

By well-established statistical criteria, even this difference could have arisen by chance, rather than partisan intent.

Although they may disagree sharply about questions of constitutional interpretation, their disagreements should be on intellectual rather than partisan lines.

But justices on both sides strive to stress that ideological rather than partisan concerns account for their disagreements.