Sentence examples for a form of partiality from inspiring English sources
This sort of self-concern, then, constitutes a form of partiality which seems, from the vantage point of common sense, to be morally endorsed.
But worshipful overtones can be a more insidious form of partiality, giving their subject an advantage over rivals.
Some movies -- "Rashomon" most canonically, and more recently "Run Lola Run," "Happenstance" and "Thirteen Conversations About One Thing" -- use scrambled, nonlinear chronology as a form of philosophical inquiry, to explore ideas about chance, fate and the partiality of individual experience.
The forms of partiality they underwrite are either androcentric (represent the world from a male point of view), symbolized as "masculine," or serve male interests (or the interests of other dominant social positions).
Today, we again revise the motto, this time to correct forms of partiality inherent in the very concept of nationhood.
Even if some forms of partiality are inevitable, journalists betray their calling when they simply ignore self-evident truths about a story.
Moreover, feminist motivations can lead to the discovery of forms of partiality that have distorted the truth and prevented access to relevant evidence.
Similarly, Samuel Scheffler has suggested that "for human beings as creatures with values, the normative force of certain forms of partiality is nearly unavoidable.
In the entire voir dire transcript furnished to us, there is only one colloquy on which petitioner can base even a colorable claim of partiality by a juror.
