Sentence examples for one-sided impression from inspiring English sources

Mechanisms to sustain a strong tradition of community interdependency: Since a majority of the residents interviewed and surveyed were of the older generation, we gained an interesting, though one-sided impression of the state of the social side of the community.

While it is certainly valid to show this aspect of Latin American literature, one wonders if Mr. Manguel is not conveying a one-sided impression of women in present-day Latin America.

It might also be said that few members of the public have personal knowledge about how the mass media can be used to create a misleading, one-sided impression, following the formal rules of journalistic practice in a way that displays systematic bias.

"There's a huge context to what Michael Moore reported proving that this is probably what happened that the BuzzFeed reporter either didn't know about or didn't bother to inform herself about in order to serve her source and created this incredibly one-sided impression as a means of attacking Michael Moore," he said.

For graduate programs (e.g. Asian studies and sociology) requiring in-depth thinking into socio-political issues, the one-sided interpretation on Chinese society may leave graduate admission committees with negative impressions.

I know my impressions are one-sided, and I have no idea of her politics today (I'm trying to track her down), but I can't help but think of her again as our first Mormon presidential candidate has a serious run, and as same-sex marriage gains traction throughout our country and may appear before the U.S. Supreme Court next year.

The Yankees drubbed the Orioles by 18 runs on Tuesday, Baltimore's most one-sided defeat at Camden Yards, an embarrassment that apparently made no impression on Albert Belle.

The initial response to the currently invite-only gizmo hasn't been completely one-sided, but the average review and impression seems ambivalent at best.

If it can avoid the impression of being unattractively one-sided, and raise the £20,000 needed to finish development and start shouting about its assets, the app makers intend to offer freemium, premium and subscription versions of Say Something.

As a result, they can be left with the impression that the case is one-sided, with no evidence pointing towards innocence.

The document is so obviously one-sided that any fair-minded person reading it is left with the clear impression that it is an advocacy piece, and not a considered analysis.