Sentence examples for lopsided account from inspiring English sources

Anticipating the quincentenary of Christopher Columbus's famous first voyage to the Caribbean, Kirkpatrick Sale offers us in "The Conquest of Paradise" a learned, lopsided account of the discoverer's career, and of what he calls the "Columbian legacy" of environmental destructiveness.

Now that I have some distance on the piece, I see that it presented a lopsided account that failed to acknowledge the suffering of Mr. Holtzclaw's victims.

"Now that I have some distance on the piece, I see that it presented a lopsided account that failed to acknowledge the suffering of Mr. Holtzclaw's victims," Arnold wrote.

San Marino's singles contingent racked up six 6-0 wins and a 6-1 win, as well, thus accounting for the lopsided games score.

Moreover, he doesn't tell us much about the German side, so his account is lopsided, the slipshodness and suffering all left to the French.

(What else was there to do in lopsided games?) The Associated Press's account of a January 1938 exhibition in New Orleans ended with this line: "John Doehring, sensational southpaw passer for the Bears, flipped one behind his back to Lester McDonald for 25 yards and the pro team's final touchdown as the Bears made a show of the game".

They accounted for his lopsided 18 percentage point victory over George W. Bush then.

Instead of accounting for his lopsided individual loss to Chauncey Billups, who led Detroit with 22 points, Payton exited the locker room without speaking to the news media.

Israel has a long history of lopsided prisoner exchanges.

"Taking into account that there is a lopsided rise in the yen, I felt that swift measures were needed," Yoshihiko Noda, the finance minister, told reporters.

He was accused of being distracted and inattentive to his campaign, which accounted, in part, for the lopsided election result, according to a brief biography of Mr. Harrison compiled by the University of Virginia.