Sentence examples for were skewed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Neither perpendicular nor parallel (usually said of two lines).
True, the Bush tax cuts were skewed to the top.
The Justice Department's numbers were "skewed," he said.
So the allegations were skewed to make her look bad.
Nichols said in her case, the snapshots were skewed and misinterpreted.
The 1999 figures were skewed by consumers' efforts to stock up for millennium festivities.
The tax cuts for individuals, they said, were skewed to middle- and upper-income people.
In response, the DWP said the report was not "credible", and that its findings were "skewed".
Images were skewed, sandwiched, or shattered; radically cropped, utterly abstracted, or cut up and collaged.
Connection probability and strength were skewed, with a minority of highly connected hubs.
A devalued Deutsch mark, too, because Müller's figures were skewed by those 12 German League Cup goals.
Their samples were skewed towards the lower rungs of the socio-economic ladder.
