Sentence examples for utterly biased from inspiring English sources

"Regrettably, with the release of yet another utterly biased and shamelessly misguided 'expert report,' the County Prosecutor is making clear his intention to protect the police from accountability under the criminal laws, rather than diligently prosecute them," Jonathan Abady, the lead attorney for Rice's family, told the Associated Press.

"In Cuba, there's government controlled media that is utterly ideological, biased, and one-sided.

What's odd is how long it has taken the African-American community to address in a forceful and thoughtful way this racially biased and utterly counterproductive situation.

So we'd been through a bit together and kept in sporadic contact, but it means a great deal that you utterly believe I'm not biased when I say here that her performance is phenomenal.

was biased.

After all, the only portfolio utterly free of bias would be one that included the entire market.

"He defines the concept of the professional civil servant: free of political bias yet utterly dedicated to helping the elected government implement its programme," Lord Adonis has said.

He was utterly without prejudice and social bias, in my view, and he always liked to think that he "kept the paper straight" -- which was to become the epitaph on his gravestone in New York.

If we were utterly objective ourselves, we would be less dependent on methodologic defenses against bias.

Utterly glorious.

Utterly ridiculous.