Sentence examples for biased statements from inspiring English sources

"The testimony you heard today doesn't require social scientists to tell you there were racially biased statements," Mr. George said after the hearing, which is to continue Friday.

Worshipping Arsenal has saved Logan from a life in which he would "drink infinitely more, speak more abrasively toward people more often, make political or racially biased statements I didn't actually believe to be true".

Over the years Efraim Zuroff has made a number of biased statements about the Latvian Legion of the Waffen-SS, but I am afraid I simply cannot accept his view that the LNNK – the Fatherland and Freedom party – in any way honours Nazi crimes or encourages the revision of European history.

The second subset [10, 11, 12] focuses on issues that should normally be absent from scholarly writing but are present in Alexander's texts, including the use of disparaging or biased statements, which arise equally from the definitions of 'science' [4] and belief that beauty is only achieved through the timeless way of building [3].

Numerous accounts have been given by Holocaust deniers (including evidence presented in court cases) of claimed facts and evidence; however, independent research has shown these claims to be based upon flawed research, biased statements, or even deliberately falsified evidence.

The "RIO bias tally" searched articles for biased statements or inappropriate omissions that originally appeared in the RIO publications (see Table 2), graded on a scale from 0 (no bias evident in review article), 1 (a mix of biased and unbiased statements) to 2 (bias evident), or N/A (no statement made regarding the item).

On Oct. 11, the court will consider another biased statement, this one ascribed to a juror during deliberations in a sexual assault trial.

It is uncertain whether this has biased the statements and comments of the consultants.

"We know that the so-called justice system itself is biased," the statement said.

Under Greenspan, the Fed's announcement of changes in the federal funds rate target was supplemented by its "bias" statement, indicating which way it was leaning on inflation.

It is true that in some cases biased or prejudicial statements may be made by some persons interviewed and comments by others may be objectionable or conceivably false.