Sentence examples for too biased from inspiring English sources

Members of the Bush Administration complain that the media are too liberal, and too biased.

"Blair sometimes thought Clinton was too biased toward the Republicans" -- that is, the I.R.A. and its political front, Sinn Fein.

I was deemed someone who would be unsuccessful, it wouldn't work, I would be too biased towards United.

That is not only a problem for the United States, he added, because "too biased a stand makes an awkward situation for America's friends".

"Those forces that support Putin consider Ekho Moskvy to be too biased and not objective," he said, adding, "There is some basis for this, by the way".

David Cameron has U-turned on the EU referendum question, scrapping plans to ask voters a 'Yes/No' question that the elections watchdog warned was too biased.

I would expect him to be transparent in resolving the middle east crisis and not being too bias in supporting a certain organization.

It's a shame Marstons is still too tenanted biased.

The disclosed documents appear to reveal that Cameron knew perfectly well at the time that Hunt, too, was biased – but biased the other way.

The Guardian columnist George Monbiot last week described Britain's libel laws as "a national disgrace" and argued that they are too heavily biased against defendants.

There is an edgier politics option, too: "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," on FX, which is far funnier than "Don't Sleep!" but isn't always sharper.