Sentence examples for grossly partisan from inspiring English sources

ONE book that might well have been grossly partisan, but is not, is John Yoo's "The Powers of War and Peace".

When it came, in the form of a statistical survey by an Italian media-monitoring organisation, the figures actually showed the state channel to be a model of neutrality and the private channel to be grossly partisan.

The second is more sinister: that a grossly partisan media – in this case the vernacular radio in some rural areas – has the potential to undermine democracy through prioritising identity politics and circumventing impartiality under the sway of political patronage and personal bribery.

The odds are almost as good that pundits and partisans will grossly misread or spin whatever those surveys and focus groups produce.

Grossly unlikely.

"I was grossly misinterpreted.

"He was grossly overweight.

This is grossly unfair.

Grossly inadequate counsel.

"That's grossly unfair".

Which was grossly insufficient.