Sentence examples for slanted coverage from inspiring English sources

"It makes no sense to me on a commercial basis that one would fill a newspaper with slanted coverage supporting one side of the argument," he added.

But a less tangible motivation, he said, was his distress at what he saw as the slanted coverage of Israel in the French news media.

Finally, any Democrat has to expect not just severely slanted coverage from the fair and balanced Republican media, but asymmetric treatment even from the mainstream media.

But he insisted that the mainstream media had cast a far greater slur, through its slanted coverage: "Even if there was one person, the ease with which you used it to ruin the whole — it's despicable," he said.

In the 1990's, The Clarion-Ledger of Jackson, Miss., published articles saying it had slanted coverage and published propaganda at the behest of the Mississippi Sovereignty Commission, which had been created to infiltrate and discredit civil rights groups.

They railed against what they called slanted coverage and the preponderance of talk shows in which journalists, political scientists and so-called focus groups begin deconstructing televised debates before the candidates have even left the stage.

"It seems that some of their best policy improvements, like this one, come on the eve of a public safety hearing, which then slants coverage of the hearing toward their new policy," Mr. Vallone said.

He said yesterday that he left politics 12 years ago but that opponents had unfairly continued to cite his political background as evidence that he is slanting coverage at Fox. "If I had committed murder, people would have let me off the hook by now," he said.

During the U.S. presidential election American media tended to slant coverage with the assumption that Hillary Clinton would be victorious.

It was strikingly similar to an attack on NPR and us four years ago by the conservative Free Beacon that claimed "Ploughshares Fund gives millions to slant coverage on Iran".

Poor voter turnout, slanted media coverage, intimidation, corruption... and Egypt's elections aren't very good, either.