Sentence examples similar to American-slanted from inspiring English sources

b1e0cb31-6819-48cc-aadc-bbb6bb419dfa FOR fear of insulting one or the other candidate I will forgo my planned Kentucky Derby metaphor and dive right into what Bill Clinton has called "the most slanted [campaign] coverage in American history".

This especially reigns true with more politically slanted pieces like 2011's American Kills.

Speaking of U.S. news channels: Even as the Egyptian government and most of the media have been complaining about slanted international coverage of events in Egypt, one American channel has suddenly become popular here.

Allmusic's Richie Unterberger described Unhalfbricking as "a transitional album for the young Fairport Convention, in which the group shed its closest ties to its American folk-rock influences and started to edge toward a more traditional British folk-slanted sound".

The right's labeling of "fake news" evokes one of the most successful efforts by conservatives to reorient how Americans think about news media objectivity: the move by Fox News to brand its conservative-slanted coverage as "fair and balanced". Traditionally, mainstream media outlets had thought of their own approach in those terms, viewing their coverage as strictly down the middle.

American politicians have always done plenty of exaggerating, lying by omission, selecting misleading facts, and using slanted language.

"Kitchen Window" "Slanted Shadow".

What can such a slanted view offer?

There is, incidentally, a whingeing blonde American journalist who tags along - a familiar satiric figure in Bosnian films - and her chuckle-headed naivety is very clearly supposed to show how the outside world gets a slanted view.

April becalmed in hazy, slanted light.

Slanted dirt pitch with a shabby fence, but generally clean.