Sentence examples for one-sided views from inspiring English sources
'one-sided views' is correct and usable in written English
This can be used to describe a perspective that is not impartial, taking into account only one point of view. For example: "The article presented one-sided views on the issue, not exploring the other side of the debate."
And probably because of such differences related to application domains, there is very little exchange of verified practices among researchers working on personalization in different areas and, despite available similarities in various domains, the one-sided views on context are not rare.
Far from just one-sided views you see on adverts, the advent of social media has allowed us to see online reviews from people who have experienced the places or restaurants we're looking to go.
Attempts to explain the whole clustering based on a single model are prone to bring forward one-sided views missing important constraints.
Like most Americans my knowledge of any Arabic nation was largely based on what I had seen in films and television programs, or the one-sided views of media reports.
In the cultural field as well there have been fevered efforts to present one-sided views of the conflict.
Julien's resolve to film only the maid's account for her employers's alienating behavior opens him to the charge of providing one-sided views.
In the above mentioned studies, some negative ramifications of publication of the data were described, such as selection by hospitals based on risk or a very one-sided view on the easily measurable aspects of quality (in relation to those less accessible to measurement).
Overall the programme gave a one-sided view on this matter of political controversy".
At the same time, the Russian foreign ministry has harshly criticised what it believes to be the west's "one-sided" view on the situation in Ukraine.
In a lawsuit in which both sides have agreed to keep documents sealed, publishing documents leaked by one side will, obviously, give readers a one-sided view of the facts, and harm the party who is abiding by his or her legal obligation.
Meanwhile, the United States rebuked Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights, suggesting she had taken a one-sided view in a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
