Sentence examples for slanted against from inspiring English sources

To this observer, ABC's coverage seemed slanted against Obama.

"This is slanted against the players," the retiree wrote.

She has complained that National Public Radio's coverage of the Middle East is slanted against Israel.

"The political price is always heavily slanted against intervention when there is no core national-security interest involved," Bass said.

I have received hundreds of messages heatedly contending the opposite: that his coverage is slanted against Israel.

"The political price is always heavily slanted against intervention when there is no core national-security interest involved,'' Bass said.

Shackleford insisted that the ABC News report was slanted unfairly against him.

Indeed, many have felt that, in setting up the systematic comparison between the main methods of ethics, Sidgwick was not nearly as neutral and impartial as he thought, and in various ways slanted the discussion against a wide range of alternatives, including Aristotelian perfectionism, Whewellian rationalism, Idealism, and more (Donagan, 1977, 1992, Irwin, 1992, 2007, and 2011, Hurka, 2014).

For much of the time, though, they form a stationary slanting surface against which the singers profitably bounce their voices.

During the campaign, the influential San Francisco Examiner slanted its news coverage against him.

On the landside, the wall is protected with an additional range of slanted supporting walls as defense against artillery fire, especially against possible Ottoman attacks.