Sentence examples for save partisanship from inspiring English sources
No ruling has come down yet, but the mere possibility that five justices might invalidate part or all of the recent health-care legislation has persuaded liberals that the Court has become a purely ideological actor, a rogue body unmoored from any cause save partisanship, a crucial participant in what the Atlantic's James Fallows described as a "long coup" perpetrated by the political right.
When people pine for third parties, they usually have a fantasy presidential candidate in mind — a Colin Powell or a Michael Bloomberg, riding in to save us from partisanship and corruption.
It was left to Dick Cheney to save the day for partisanship -- which he did.
She never surpassed that, and she coarsened afterward, both physically and spiritually, only to save a dying career in a burst of generous (and genuine) partisanship on behalf of gay men suffering from AIDS.
The bill would have been enacted if it had not been for the partisanship of the President, who discouraged Democrats from supporting the legislation in order to save the issue for comprehensive reform".
One involves partisanship.
They disdained partisanship.
Such partisanship is not unusual.
