Sentence examples for biased narrative from inspiring English sources

This incident loomed over the biased narrative until it burst, ugly and inevitable like a spot, at the end of the play, at which point Donny's demons were skilfully explained.

Rather, "we believe that the Chinese state has employed a plethora of state-run media to exploit the openness of American democratic society in an effort to insert an intentionally distorted and biased narrative portraying a utopian view of the Chinese government and party," the researchers wrote.

The truth isn't exclusive to certain channels – sometimes the truth can happen at RT – but the wider agenda will always find a way of fitting back into a biased narrative – an embarrassing and at times, disrespectful and dangerous narrative.

The Kremlin has been ramping up spending on state-owned foreign-language media as part of a campaign to challenge what it says is a biased narrative pushed by Western media.

The problem is, eventually you realise that no matter how hard you work, and no matter how valid these stories that you're working on are, you're still contributing to an overall system that is designed to push a very clear and biased narrative.

Her Harvard research is helping lead the way in dismantling biased narratives about Romani education.

BuzzFeed reported that Facebook had divided into three camps: people on Team Zuckerberg, people who believe the press is creating biased narratives, and a group that believes the scandals show that the company is on the brink of a meltdown.

And it is now the job of those of us in the classroom to take this series and use it a teaching tool for how to recognize contrived or biased narratives and, by contrast, engage in responsible scholarship.

Non-experts get most of their science information from mass media content, which is itself already biased toward narrative formats.

We included different types of scholarly articles in order to identify expert opinions and common themes about facilitators and barriers: any empirical research studies, such as expert interviews or surveys that examined barriers and facilitators in the implementation of a measure to reduce publication bias, narrative literature reviews, editorials, commentaries, and letters to the editor.

In the world of hyper specialization that we live in today, it is harder to measure progress and we often defer our judgment to experts who are biased in their narratives.