Sentence examples for biased sentiments from inspiring English sources
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?
Charles Taber and Milton Lodge of New York's Stony Brook University used laboratory experiments to show that people's political reasoning is biased by their subjective moral sentiments.
Trump and his allies would argue that this has already happened, that the investigations targeting him are biased and founded on partisan sentiment and that trust in the department has waned.
As a result, some students may have received biased, subjective information, resulting in negative sentiments being expressed (e.g. not internationally recognised; lower standard).
But the last time the Republicans insisted on releasing a videotape -- of the President's testimony before the Federal grand jury in August -- it backfired, fueling public sentiment that the inquiry was biased and politically motivated.
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.
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.
Anything that was going against the tide of public sentiment regarding corruption, misogyny, harassment and so on was biased.
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.
