Sentence examples for biased view of from inspiring English sources

That can give a misleading, and some would say biased, view of the world.

This Treasury document is not an honest assessment but a deeply biased view of the future and it should not be believed by anyone".

Another measure of Thunder popularity that appears to separate them from the Spurs comes from the admittedly biased view of Mick Cornett, the mayor of Oklahoma City, a former broadcaster.

It's tempting from this evidence to conclude that, long before the internet celebrated the infinite banality of the everyday on a vast and meaningless scale, Mass Observation was allowing us a more selective, if inevitably biased, view of the same in words and pictures.

From these documentaries it also becomes evident that often a negatively biased view of tourism exists among city residents.

This suggests that 18S rDNA clone libraries may give a significantly biased view of diversity.

The firm starts its stock picking by screening for stocks investors may hold biased views of.

We also have biased views of others, meaning nobody can ever actually know anything about anyone or themselves.

Yes, there are some outliers, those who simply choose to stereotype and present biased views of who gay people are.

Indeed, obese children are likely to experience increased teasing and bullying behavior and lower levels of involvement in social activities; peers and educators may hold biased views of children with excess body weight, which may relate to weight stigmatization [ 5].

This study was limited by the low participation by interns and emergency trainees, which may have biased views towards those of supervisors.