Sentence examples for biased views from inspiring English sources

If the BBC were like Fox TV in the USA, it too would be used to present biased views.

Yet what was worse: that we had been fed such biased views by an adult who had abused his privileged position a little or that most of us had reached our early teens not really knowing about the horrors and sacrifices of the Great War?

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

Although traditionally it is a tools used by management, they are likely to hold biased views, thus tampers result of the analysis.

The media is saturated with grossly biased views disguised as facts and pragmatism.

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

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".

The big banks are forecasting a soft landing in the housing market, but with so much at stake they have a biased view.

In a sign that Mr. Shevardnadze's support was slipping further, the chairman of a government-run television channel resigned Thursday, saying he could no longer present what he called a biased view.

The employee tweeted their disappointment at Sales' "incredibly biased view", before concluding, somewhat ominously: "But it's not going to dissuade us from building something that is changing the world.