Sentence examples for old bias from inspiring English sources
Along the way, Kirchuk corrected his eyes of an old bias.
The old bias towards building in existing settlements is specifically revoked, effectively revoking a bias for sustainability.
The old bias towards caution has weakened; some in the military are itching to teach Kim a lesson.
Instead, an authority figure could make the expression of anti-Semitism — an old bias that had previously been subtle, implicit, and almost imperceptible — suddenly appear to be one of the broadly "acceptable" ways of showing pent-up anger.
At the root of the problem, women's rights advocates say, is that working mothers now face two levels of hurdles: a new demographic trend that works against them and an old bias toward stay-at-home mothers.
Ryan also had the car fitted with radial tires because the old bias-ply tires did not grip the road well.
Ms. Park, the newspaper executive, said such changes forced people to rethink their old biases.
Russians are beginning to express old biases in everyday life, he said.
The transient nature of these places, where nearly everybody is from somewhere else, makes it difficult for old biases to harden.
And that is the interpretation endorsed by ecumenical groups and scholars seeking to defuse old biases and fears that were fanned throughout history, among other places in traditional passion plays.
