He is Galahad and Socrates, bringing high adventure to our dull existences and calm, judicial logic to our biased minds.
People will say I am biased but to my mind Jess is the greatest British athlete of all time.
I'm biased, but to my mind one of Europe's great pleasures is to weave your way aimlessly through Oxford's cloisters and passages.
Iran's hard-liners have no patience with Ms. Amanpour, who is British-Iranian and, in their minds, deeply biased against the country.
Our minds are biased to negativity, and therefore, we often perceive information that is meant to be neutral as something that is hurtful.
An increase in accessibility may then have influenced the ease with which misleading narrative details came to mind, biasing responding on a final memory test (cf., Baddeley, 1982; Jacoby, Bishara, Hessels, & Hughes 2007).
They did, and even in the earliest days, activists there managed to offer a narrative of the uprising that was revealing, incomplete and — in the government's mind at least — biased.
Putin's distinctive walk has been debated previously, and different theories emerged, ranging from Erb's palsy to intrauterine stroke. 2 For movement disorders experts such as ourselves, the first, and admittedly biased, diagnosis that comes to mind is Parkinson's disease, in which an asymmetrically reduced arm swing is a distinct feature.
Cognitive psychologists have shown that our minds are strongly biased toward causal explanations (e.g., Kahneman, 2012).
The best that any of us can do is attempt a reasonable assessment while keeping our biases in mind.
