Sentence examples for A biased view from inspiring English sources

A biased view to be sure.

Ms. Quindlen's comments call into question what may be a biased view, held by many women.

4Though critics say it presents a biased view of America, the channel's recent reports have been largely neutral in tone.

In tune with this, the paper presents "a biased" view of works in the hybrid PN arena.

But looking in isolation at the suicide rate in recent years gives "a biased view of the situation," he added.

Richter, known for his theatrical questioning, responded by calling on Wallington to "disqualify herself from hearing this matter on the basis of a biased view of the evidence".

Mrs Sundberg-Weitman, who was flown to London by Assange's legal team to give evidence supporting their argument, said she could not understand the "attitude" of Miss Ny, a specialist rape prosecutor, and accused her of having a "rather biased view against men".

They soon forgot I was there, but as a seven-year-old I was an open recording machine and at the women's press club, in a room of super glossy female journalists, I got a lot of women's angles on things, including a very biased view of marriage from my mother's remarks about my father, who had left her for a younger violinist".

Importantly, corporations produce voluntary reports because they can present a positively biased view of their situation, which is appealing from a marketing perspective.

In addition, next-gen TM-derived chemical response-specific signatures would not be specific to a certain biological system or compound concentration, and might therefore provide a less biased view on compound action than standard connectivity maps.

Identification of biases is possible only in an evidence synthesis framework, through the "triangulation" of multiple data sources: each source on its own provides a (potentially biased) view of only one aspect of the severity of an epidemic.