Sentence examples for strong partisanship from inspiring English sources

The strong partisanship of the American electorate has been a strain running through political science for decades, at least since the landmark book "The American Voter," published in 1960.

People will always react to this opera with strong feelings and partisanship.

But, Mr. Garin said: "The tax bill more than anything else was the cause of strong feelings of partisanship to reemerge almost from the beginning of the administration.

"Given the strong pull of partisanship and the realities of the electoral college system, there is no way an independent can win," he said as part of a statement.

But research on 36 countries by Professor Paul Whiteley of the University of Essex shows a strong correlation between political partisanship and good public administration.

"Because of the way he led, he taught us that there was a difference between strong beliefs and bitter partisanship," Mr. Kerry told the 372 Bedford graduates and their friends and relatives.

In an election filled with partisanship and strong anti-incumbent feelings, viewers will see the race through the lens of incumbencies: which incumbents have fallen, when they were elected, the nationwide impact and more.

The software is too good, and the partisanship is too strong".

There are strong opinions but no political partisanship in his interventions.

And isn't partisanship exactly what strong democracy is about?The argument over the merits of partisanship has itself led to furious divisions.

"Our predecessors, perhaps under the influence of partisanship, or of strong drink, as was common in the profession at the time, called President Lincoln's words "silly remarks," deserving "a veil of oblivion," apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message, unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity".