Sentence examples for Skewed understanding from inspiring English sources

What America got out of it was a skewed understanding of this country and the election of a lifetime.

As with its interpretation of the word "clear", Facebook seems to have a skewed understanding of what "knowingly" really means.

If they didn't, we would be using junk data and have a completely skewed understanding of the scale and nature of the employment recovery.

That simple fact has given us a skewed understanding of how emotion works in the brain, according to Daniel Casasanto, associate professor of human development and of psychology.

In other words, according to those authors, studying individual political behaviour without examining institutional constraints on that behaviour was giving scholars a skewed understanding of political reality.

To outside visitors they looked quaint and fanatical, as non-stop amplified sermons broadcast an increasingly skewed understanding of events, and primed the faithful to die as martyrs in Mr Morsi's cause.

The neglect of gender information in parenting, a constant oversight of fathers and the focus on mothers may skew understanding.

However, most existing research on those born between the early '80s and late '90s is skewed toward understanding what a narrow, typically Western, population wants.

In the context of the modern discipline's broader view of genetics, we may be skewing students' understanding of the genotype phenotype connection (Dougherty, 2009).

Had my mum met me at the school gates with a bubble-wrapped Smartie clone, and explained that there's no such thing as death so long as a South Korean laboratory continues to churn out exact genetic reproductions of everything you've ever loved at tens of thousands of pounds a pop, you can understand how it might have skewed my understanding of mortality a little.

"That skewed our understanding," said John J. De Iulio, a professor of politics, religion and civil society at the University of Pennsylvania.