- bias
- 01. The ref is obviously [biased] against us; his brother is on the other team.02. During your speaking test you will be evaluated by a teacher other than your own. This is to make sure that the tester has no [bias] either for or against you.03. The radio station was accused of political [bias] after airing statements critical of the government.04. This company is obviously [biased] against women because there are absolutely no women whatsoever in senior management positions.05. My own teaching style has a strong [bias] towards vocabulary development.06. Don't let the fact that you know my son [bias] you when you are choosing kids for the team.07. One must become aware of one's own cultural [biases] in order to understand other cultures from the inside.08. Due to observer [bias], it is extremely difficult to obtain accurate and objective observations.09. Obviously, a government-censored newspaper is not a good source of [unbiased] data.10. Our cultural [bias] against eating insects means we miss out on the opportunity to enjoy good tasting, nutritious foods.11. Lawyers are interviewing prospective members of the jury to determine if anyone may have a possible [bias] against the accused.12. The Canadian team accused the French judge of being [biased] towards the Russian couple in the Olympic figure skating competition.13. Olympic judges are sometimes perceived as being [biased] towards athletes from their own countries.14. Gary works with both PCs and Macs, but has a strong [bias] towards Macs.15. Barbara Bush once said that [bias] has to be taught. If you hear your parents downgrading women or people of different backgrounds, you are going to do that.16. Sherlock Holmes once noted that it is a capital mistake to theorize before you have all the evidence. It [biases] the judgment.17. Cyril Ponnamperuma once observed that scientists are human - they're as [biased] as any other group. But they do have one great advantage in that science is a self-correcting process.18. When sampling a population, researchers may end up with an unrepresentative or [biased] sample unless the proper precautions are taken.19. We asked John to join our discussion. He won't be affected by our decision, so he is completely [unbiased] regarding the issue.20. I think Marly is a great goaltender, but then I'm [biased] because he's my son.21. The researcher discussed the goals of the study with one of the subjects, thereby [biasing] the results.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.