Sentence examples for biased sentiment from inspiring English sources

"Most biased sentiment does not rise to the level of a crime, and its impact in fear and lowered self-esteem is not always visible," Mr. Sederbaum said.

He suggests that this context gives license for men to express more overtly biased sentiments.

Since we construct the impartial spectator within us out of attitudes in the society around us, how can that spectator reach beyond our society sufficiently to achieve a sensitive and impartial concern for members of other societies, and to recognize where our society's sentiments are biased or corrupt?

I don't agree that the media is "Zionist-led", but her explanation is not altogether that different from describing mainstream media as having an Israeli bias, a sentiment certainly shared by a number of pro-Palestinian campaigners.

It's a shame that the passion veers into bias and sentiment, so that anyone opposing Gypsy or Traveller sites is referred to by their surname, while all likable characters are first-name only, or that politicians are "beady-eyed" and one Dale Farm opponent is the "sainted Len Gridley", all sarcasm intended.

As a result, some students may have received biased, subjective information, resulting in negative sentiments being expressed (e.g. not internationally recognised; lower standard).

Update: The company has now emailed us a statement rebutting any suggestion that its search results are biased and/or manipulated to reflect any political sentiment.

I regret that the charges against President Bashir are being used to stir up the sentiment that the justice system — and in particular, the international court — is biased against Africa.

was biased.

Another example of context feature bias is with sentiment classification when a word has a positive meaning in one domain and a negative meaning in another domain.

Naturally, part of the bias is observed in sentiment prediction, an intrinsic property of some methods due to the way they are designed.