Sentence examples for patently biased from inspiring English sources
"Among other deficiencies, the report is based on patently biased material, which is presented without any verification.
In a statement, the government rejected the report as "fundamentally flawed" and based on "patently biased material, which is presented without any verification".
In an e-mail message responding to questions posed by The New York Times, James said, "We believe that this inquiry is patently biased and that a truly objective report would investigate all instances of these complaints, not exclusively those against the Patriots".
But it is another thing entirely to read about patently biased judges, policemen who lie under oath (and may well have planted evidence) and bloodthirsty prosecutors.In telling Mr Elmore's story, Mr Bonner deftly weaves in a brief history of American capital punishment and its discontents.
With one factually wrong, decidedly insensitive, and patently biased comment, Republican presidential aspirant, Mitt Romney, did more to focus U.S. media attention on the impact of the Israeli occupation on the Palestinian economy than any other development in the past two decades.
In a statement issued before Ban's press conference, the Israeli Foreign Affairs Ministry dismissed the UN Board of Inquiry's report, saying that it was "tendentious, patently biased, and ignore[d] the facts presented" in favor of "the claims of Hamas, a murderous terror organization".
However, both of these interpretations are patently incorrect and are couched in misunderstandings and misconceptions (that is, inherently biased conclusions always result from false assumptions and/or incorrect data).
The nominee's supporters will make absurdly glowing claims about his or her qualifications, the opponents will propound patently ridiculous charges of radicalism, bias or incompetence, and the nation will move on to the strangest spectacle of all — the Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
