Sentence examples for real bias from inspiring English sources

Where's the real bias here?

"I know I've had a very good run, but that doesn't excuse what I know to be real bias," Ms. Miller said of her experience at Citigroup.

The last real bias I had against a team was when the Milwaukee Brewers hurt my feelings by denying me a press pass when I was 16.

"The real bias in what we are seeing on television is the bias towards confusion," Tom Rosenstiel, director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism, a nonprofit organization in Washington, said.

"There's a real bias from people who are in the profession who know that you're teaching at a prep school," says Dr. Garman, who has just been appointed principal.

Shortly after she left Citigroup, Ms. Miller said of her experience there: "I know I've had a very good run, but that doesn't excuse what I know to be real bias".

One could argue that these Archie Bunker-esque curmudgeons can't imagine their baby girls ever dealing with catcalls or (God forbid) having a period – so how could they understand that their Breitbart bon mots reflect the real biases their daughters confront every day?

Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) has written the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Trade Commission, and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission telling them they need to get with the program and face up to the very real biases and risks attending the controversial tech.

This merely papers over an all-too-real bias, as this case shows.

Democrats should complain as loudly about the real conservative bias of the media as the Republicans complain about its entirely mythical liberal bias; that will help them get their substantive message across.

Though they found no evidence to back up the idea, readers aware of the very real gender bias in scientific fields inadvertently tweeted the hypothesis, not the results.