Sentence examples similar to war biases from inspiring English sources

Still, Keller conveniently left out details about how the Times was manipulated by the Bush administration to give credibility to its false intelligence about Iraq's WMD, failures that -- not coincidentally -- matched up with the pro-war biases of the "reluctant hawks" in the editorial board rooms of the Times.

Alastair Campbell, Mr Blair's director of communications, wrote the BBC a series of letters accusing it of anti-war bias.

Either way, to accuse the BBC of an anti-war bias fails to stand up to any serious or sustained analysis".

Either way, it is clear that the accusation of BBC anti-war bias fails to stand up to any serious or sustained analysis.

This last point is crucial because Hare avoids the trap of agitprop by cannily subverting the play's anti-war bias.

Downing Street's complaints about anti-war bias within the BBC appear to be disproved by an academic analysis that shows the corporation displayed the most "pro-war" agenda of any broadcaster.

Anti-war bias?

These vacancies have been created and encouraged by the media, wars, biased foreign policy and lack of democracy in predominantly Muslim countries They have caused destruction internally (in many of the mostly Muslim countries) and have been left long enough for their destruction to be visible externally.

The government reacted with fury, demanding an apology from the BBC and, when it did not get one, widening the attack to assail the corporation's overall reporting of the war as biased.

We are winning long fought wars against bias, racism, bigotry, and unfairness, but the story is bigger than the things that are blatantly wrong.

As a result, Peter now pursued a complicatedly neutral approach to the Hundred Years' War, with some bias in favour of the English.