Meanings of strong partisanship in English

All the world permitted and expected strong partisanship, bitter personality, and downright abuse.

The strong partisanship which Krumpholz brought to bear on the situation, was invaluable to the young man, whose views needed confirmation and indorsement.

But a short time afterwards Major Lester's wrath and Miss Miller's strong partisanship in his cause were quite eclipsed by a greater trouble.

The fact that he had never seen a great painting, whereas he had greedily read the poets, will probably account for his strong partisanship.

It was urged, and not without some reason, that his impetuous temper and strong partisanship might make him a rather domineering overseer of the diocese.

"You're a great darling, child," said Mrs. Hamley, comforted by Molly's strong partisanship, unreasonable and ignorant though it was.