Sentence examples for rather skewed from inspiring English sources

But as Steven Randy Waldman says, Mr Klein gives a rather skewed presentation of the paper.

Succinct data structures were designed to store and/or index data with a relatively small alphabet size, a rather skewed distribution and/or, a considerable amount of repetitiveness.

"It can sometimes present a rather skewed impression of the industry," says Nasba. "In reality, most self-build homes are very modest and look just like every other house".

Since the 1960s, the world has had a rather skewed but enduring image of fashion from Brazil: body-conscious beachwear, Havaianas sandals and diaphanous tunics resplendent with tropical prints.

However the app also threw up some rather skewed suggestions for certain controversial keywords.

However the app also threw up some rather skewed suggestions for certain controversial keywords.

In either case, we are not basing our choices on truth but rather on skewed perceptions that set extraordinary limits on our lives.

Most importantly, it looks to archives as condensed sites of epistemological and political anxiety rather than as skewed and biased sources.

"The new NYCAL CMO is a mixture of old and new provisions that cannot be viewed in isolation, but rather represents a skewed recalibration of interests to which the defendants have not agreed," attorneys for Crane Co. wrote.

Studies of populations and groups call for summarised data; nevertheless, for these it will usually be better to analyse any or all of the summed scores as continuous variables, which they are (although usually highly skewed), rather than reduce them to categorised grades with considerable loss of data.

The joy of Slow Box is that it fully pulls you out of yourself, makes you feel like you are seeing someone else rather than a skewed version of yourself.