Sentence examples for somewhat biased from inspiring English sources

While that obviously makes me somewhat biased, I think two incidents from that time make the case for her temperament.

"They can't help but be somewhat biased, it's inevitable," said the MSNBC gossip columnist Jeannette Walls, who tries to avoid junkets when she can.

"The A.B.A., even if it might be somewhat biased, will do a more thoughtful and thorough job than most outside vetters".

I generally dislike the idea of US military involvement, but perhaps having someone I care about murdered by terrorists has made me somewhat biased in this case.

Nagle may be somewhat biased on this subject — she's the department's official anthropologist in residence (you read that right) — but her argument is persuasive.

"I am naturally somewhat biased, but I think our children have done rather well under very difficult and demanding circumstances, and I hope we can be forgiven for feeling proud of them".

I'm admittedly a huge football fan so I'm already somewhat biased.

We came into the review of this vehicle somewhat biased against short-bed trucks.

As a former junk bond analyst Anderson may be viewed as somewhat biased against equity research.

I am somewhat biased, however, as TechCrunch is currently in the no. 1 spot, whereas Technorati only ranks it no.

Given that these developers were likely already interested in HTML5 before they took the survey, chances are the results are somewhat biased toward HTML5.