Sentence examples for it's slanted from inspiring English sources

"I think it's slanted toward the European countries," United States Coach Tom Mustin said.

What does he mean when he says of his work, "If it's slanted, it's bush league"? 3. Explain the class to imagine that they are writers for a New York Times news ticker.

The trick is figuring out what the agenda is when it's not always obvious, and once you've figured it out, you need to evaluate if it's "slanted" in your favor.

The front door to Candle 79 was built on a diagonal, which means it is slanted in Ms. Wendell's parlance, and she says that is no laughing matter.

It was slanted and often nasty.

The problems start when we read that history and forget how it is slanted.

The Stanford study was no exception; some charter school advocates asserted that it was slanted to favor traditional public schools.

As a retrospective survey it was slanted and incomprehensive; as a concert it was clear-headed, sturdy and engaging, with Mr. Marsalis himself in superlative form.

"He detests the news that the public gets through NPR and believes it is slanted from a distinctly liberal and secular perspective," said Patrick Vaughn, general counsel for Mr. Wildmon's American Family Radio.

Make sure it is slanted to the left.

Have you been insulted for something that's a strong point just by how it was slanted and become embarrassed about it because of that?