Sentence examples for if biased from inspiring English sources

Geoffroy of Villehardouin's Conquête de Constantinople ("Conquest of Constantinople") is a sober, if biased, eyewitness account of the Fourth Crusade (1199 1204).

Since then, three things have happened: it has been discovered that much of what Smith wrote was actually true; historians have begun to care more about the art of lying (a.k.a. literature), anyway; and Smith has been rehabilitated as an astute, if biased, ethnographer.

Consequently, even in thoughtfully designed systems, accurate dead time treatments are needed if biased mass determinations are to be avoided.

Ten minutes later, I awoke from my daze with the full (if biased) history of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Gale deems Castilian Days "a remarkable, if biased, book of essays about Spanish civilization".

Two books published recently give a good, if biased, overview of the current government and the previous one.

Hence, the bias-corrected estimator attains the Cramér-Rao bound if and only if the biased estimator attains its Cramér-Rao bound.

Soueif gives an intensely engaging panorama of a century of Middle Eastern politics (mildly, if understandably, biased toward Egypt).

If not, biased conclusions might be drawn.

They should learn how to evaluate if a movie is biased, or if a TV show is portraying cultural stereotypes.

I'm probably less biased if I don't meditate".