Sentence examples for biased way from inspiring English sources

Sushel Ohri, criticised the racially biased way "the headhunters do their job".

Its sketchy and contradictory approach to evidence, and the heavily biased way it presented the victims, have since been forensically demonstrated; the idea of a cover-up at the time was amplified by the suppression of the Sunday Times Insight team's report.

If we agree with deflationists that the motivationally biased treatment of the evidence is the key feature of self-deception (Mele 2001 and 2008), then people with delusions can be said to be self-deceived if they treat the evidence at their disposal in a motivationally biased way, or if they search for evidence in a motivationally biased way.

Thus, Allison need not hold any opinion regarding her daughter's having learning difficulties for her false belief that she is not experiencing difficulties to count as self-deception, since it is her regarding evidence in a motivationally biased way in the face of evidence to the contrary, not her recognition of this evidence, that makes her belief self-deceptive.

People display this bias when they gather or remember information selectively, or when they interpret it in a biased way.

"This hearing was arranged in a totally biased way," Le Gougne said.

We hope that this small move gets us one step closer to looking at such homes, construction practices and the neighbourhood as a whole in newer, less biased ways.

In the end, the most significant thing to come out of the season was the return of #OscarsSoWhite, which put Hollywood's racially biased ways under the microscope and foisted the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences into the hot seat.

They are biased ways of thinking that may have originated from an experience you had long ago.

(But can he? And will viewers care? Many think announcers go into a series biased one way or another).

I'm not particularly biased one way or the other about where the inspiration for this comes from – and particularly whether it's printed books or digital experiences.