Sentence examples for own partiality from inspiring English sources
"own partiality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It usually refers to someone having a preference or bias for something of their own. For example, "He had to overcome his own partiality to ensure that his decision was impartial."
By impugning the motives of the majority of the court, they merely betray their own partiality.
All this came back to me recently when my 18-year-old twin sons happened to mention their own partiality to Judge Greg Mathis, the ex-gang-member, tough-love-dispensing Court TV judge.
Rather it entails checking inappropriate resentment, anger, and revenge, being aware when what appears to be a moral harm is in fact an inadvertent injury whose putative moral injustice is inflated by our own partiality, and treating others who harm us with the same compassion that we hold all humans due good-will should be treated.
Today, Google has its own partialities and purposes in creating huge maps of the world, and Brotton believes that these motivations lie in Google's corporate goals.
The problem was that they didn't understand their own buried partiality, nor could they see beyond the stuff they were born with.
But our own greed and partiality can hardly diminish the virtues of his distinguished work.
As a document of the end of slavery, The Long Song proclaims its own incompleteness and partiality; but as a story of suffering, indomitability and perseverance, it is thoroughly captivating.
The image of the movie adventurer was fortified by the vigor and enthusiasm of his explorations in rugged country and his partiality for his own battered floppy hat.
The Congress's partiality toward its own members, prejudice toward its majority community, and jobbery for its leadership's friends and relations all conspired to convince many Muslims that they had become second-class citizens in a land that, while perhaps on the verge of achieving "freedom" for some Indians, would be run by "infidels" and "enemies" to the Muslim minority.
Nor does it entail adopting the more restricted, cosmopolitan position, that allows no partiality to our own country and compatriots.
Rejecting robust patriotism does not entail adopting sweeping impartialism that acknowledges no special obligations, and allows no partiality, to "our own".
