Sentence examples for prejudiced reporting from inspiring English sources

"I just feel that there are too many value judgments made about India based on nothing more than sometimes very prejudiced reporting in the western media..

Zeid added that twisted and prejudiced reporting was sapping compassion for those fleeing conflict, human rights abuses and economic deprivation, as well as those now drowning in the Mediterranean.

Other women scientists of color who took part in the study also experienced gender and racial prejudice, reporting they constantly had to prove their abilities to skeptical colleagues.

At no point does the Mail Online contain a response from the President's office to these allegations as it should do for balanced and non-prejudiced reporting.

Wodtke told Science Daily, "High-ability whites are less likely to report prejudiced attitudes and more likely to say they support racial integration in principle, but they are no more likely than lower-ability whites to support open housing laws and are less likely to support school busing and affirmative action programs".

First, in a qualitative investigation designed to examine some of the major assumptions of this research, lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) employees and heterosexual "allies" highlighted the importance of confronting prejudice and reported hesitation in knowing how to do so effectively.

We learned most of this from Red Barber, the Dodgers broadcaster, himself from Mississippi, who after hearing that Robinson had been hired first decided to resign his coveted position and then found a way to rise above his own prejudices and report the drama fairly and accurately every day--and in a southern drawl!

A judge can still claim to be prejudiced by press reports although in reality he is unlikely to do so.

The state government threw a fit, claiming the expert committee was prejudiced and its report had no "scientific logic".

The percentage of blacks reporting prejudice rose from 36percentt in 2006 to 46percentt in 2012.

This is needed to balance the impressions from random magazine reports and/or prejudiced points of view obtained from strong believers or opponents of CAM.