Sentence examples for slanted opinion from inspiring English sources
Most of what's published in this genre in Russian are thinly veiled, slanted opinion pieces masquerading as reporting.
Poorly researched and slanted opinion surveys are hyped, accompanied by the inevitable comment by a solitary and unwary party member to keep the story running.
And undoubtedly some politically slanted opinions.
But if the grim churn of world politics slanted opinions in the 1930s, postwar critics had less of an alibi for judgments that now look distinctly hasty.
A measure to be offered as early as this week would require trade associations, unions and nonprofit groups to clearly identify who is paying for ads designed to slant opinion for and against particular candidates.
The same photos, originally used to slant opinion about Jackson's private habits, made their way into Murray's "documentary" along with a few contrived comments designed to denigrate Jackson while elevating Murray.
"Just like in campaigns for marriage here in America," the letter says, "slanted public opinion polls become fodder to influence and depress supporters of marriage.
She then filed a complaint with the state attorney general's office, contending that on several occasions she had been pressured to slant her professional opinion to help achieve a ban.
But Accorsi was not concerned that Shockey's opinions would be slanted.
According to a commentary in the June 2009 issue of Nature Biotechnology authored by 24 experts in communication, law, and journalism, media fragmentation and the rise of ideologically slanted websites are perpetuating gridlocked opinions in science, just as they are in politics.
One member of the audience accuses him of hypocrisy, another slams him – rightly in my opinion – for an incredibly slanted section on Jewish ethics that gives comfort to those who root Israel's crimes in Jewish identity.
