Sentence examples for a one sided view from inspiring English sources

Wicek acknowledges that there was a public meeting addressed by gas company representatives, but claims a video presentation showed a one sided view of fracking, with pipes being "cemented [and stating] that there is no way any liquid could leak through and pose a hazard to the ground waters".

Her response concluded: "To only acknowledge feminism from a one sided view when the literal DEFINITION is the equality of the sexes is not feminism at all.

Be careful not to get a one sided view.

Overall the programme gave a one-sided view on this matter of political controversy".

In a lawsuit in which both sides have agreed to keep documents sealed, publishing documents leaked by one side will, obviously, give readers a one-sided view of the facts, and harm the party who is abiding by his or her legal obligation.

Meanwhile, the United States rebuked Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights, suggesting she had taken a one-sided view in a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"I don't want there to be a one-sided view," she said, stretched out on the beach.

The result of this class has been a desire on my part to leave Germany, which was perhaps one of its goals.Roxanna Nazari BerlinSIR – Your article presented a one-sided view of immigration to the United States and read more like a propaganda piece aimed at potential immigrants.

I'm responding to Cory Doctorow's column – Lib Dems get a chance to vote on copyright reform – as I feel it gives a one-sided view of the government's legislation.

The three groups — Rethinking Schools, the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood and Friends of the Earth — say that Scholastic's "United States of Energy" package gives children a one-sided view of coal, failing to mention its negative effects on the environment and human health.

Get enough of them to espouse Silicon Valley's perspective, and tens of millions of Americans will get a one-sided view of whatever the issue may be, drowning out the other side.