Sentence examples for bias of some from inspiring English sources

They distort the real China and further contribute to the misunderstanding and bias of some readers.

Nothing illuminates more clearly the bias of some at European universities than this new attempt by a teachers' union to boycott Israeli academics.

On the eve of the election a group of "Many Federalists" issued a broadside which sought to controvert the anti-lawyer bias of some Antifederalists.

The former would encourage older workers to keep working; the latter would help overcome the bias of some employers against keeping on employees beyond age 70.

Does this reflect news media bias of some kind — or is it a fair reflection of the emphasis that the candidates tend to place on these issues themselves?

Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart, published in 1958, is one such work of African literature that had to overcome the bias of some literary circles and one that has been able to gain recognition worldwide despite it.

It does not gloss over the biases of some of those early champions of African art in America — not even where Alfred Stieglitz, who left the Met a vast collection of Modern art, is concerned.

The administration agreed to let a top official appear on the panel with the whistle-blower, but was sharply critical of what it called "sensationalized press coverage" and the biases of some of the disabilities advocates on the panel, without naming names.

Humans write algorithms and all of us have biases of some sort.

Beck's tirade feeds into the fears and biases of some extreme, right-wing Americans.

I told them how, because of the biases of some of the people who hire me, it's hard to be seen as a photographer who happens to be gay while I'm also making my own personal work that deals with my identity.