Sentence examples for slanted reading from inspiring English sources

He countered such attacks vehemently, saying such a conclusion rested on a slanted reading of what he had said on the subject.

It kind of changes the slant, sometimes reading a book is difficult and listening to a person is sometimes difficult, it kind of gives a third opportunity to take information in in a slightly different way' Participant 43 (male) 'Sometimes I found the application of the pharmacology in understanding I found quite difficult.

Of course, despite the incredibly slanted accounts you may have read, Troy Davis is not one of these mistakes.

President Bush's case against Saddam Hussein, outlined in a televised address to the nation on Monday night, relied on a slanted and sometimes entirely false reading of the available US intelligence, government officials and analysts claimed yesterday.

The letter would usually be written either in large CAPS or tiny spidery handwriting that slanted left and was hard to read.

The problems start when we read that history and forget how it is slanted.

I am confident that most of the signatories have not read my book and are responding to a slanted summary devised by the organizers.

You have dealt with an unbelievably slanted and negative media and have come out beautifully –– beautifully," it reads.

Hess advises CCSS proponentss" to read Finn and Petrilli -- a duo I have recently written about for their sneaky and slanted state standard letter grading that points towards a false CCSS "superiority".

That may be true, but reading the dozens of articles reprinted here suggests a tough professionalism by the reporters who were interested not in slanting the news (as the Government complained) but simply in telling the story as it unfolded.

He had read many such stories by other Scientologists, and they felt "overly effusive, done in part to convince yourself, but also slanted toward giving somebody upstairs approval for you to go on to the next level".