Sentence examples for skewed argument from inspiring English sources
A similarly skewed argument pretends that we're harmless because power interests us less than money, so that the best and brightest in our "age cohort" are not in Washington, but on Wall Street.
Fish's skewed reading of civil-libertarian arguments made reading this book a stimulating but maddening experience.
But only the more liberal of elected Democrats are making an argument that policy has become unduly skewed toward tax cuts that favor upper-income people.
But "Electric Arguments" is a song collection, from skewed blues-rock ("Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight," complete with hooting harmonica and a Howlin' Wolf impression) to gospelly skiffle ("Light From Your Lighthouse") to East-West blends ("Lifelong Passion") to blissed-out one-man studio jams ("Is This Love?").
And of course, he ignores the argument I made to him about the skewed question all these polls are depending upon.
One of the arguments against assessing patient satisfaction is the skewed score distribution found regularly [ 34, 42]: most patients are satisfied with the care they receive and only very few are dissatisfied.
In spite of the proposed specialized role of KLK2 and KLK3 in the cascade of seminal plasma liquefaction, their substrate affinity to arginine and common patterns of expression suggest some level of redundancy for KLK2; however, such an argument would not explain the loss of KLK2 observed in more ancient primate species or the skewed activity of KLK2 in Catarrhini.
There are more skewed comparisons.
Is this skewed view fixable?
The situation remains skewed today.
