biased in a sentence

a., v.

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Definition

Biased: having a tendency to favor one side or perspective over others, often leading to unfair or prejudiced judgments.

The article presented a biased view of the political situation.
She realized that her upbringing had made her biased against certain cultures.
His comments during the debate were heavily biased towards his own party.
The judge recused himself due to concerns about being perceived as biased.
Many believe that the media is often biased in its coverage of controversial issues.
The survey results were criticized for being biased due to the sample selection.
It's important to recognize when your opinions may be biased by personal experiences.
Her biased interpretation of the data led to flawed conclusions.
To be objective, researchers must strive to minimize any biased influences.
He approached the problem with a biased mindset, which affected his judgment.