Sentences with phrase «very biased opinion»

I have loved her work from the time I first saw it forty years ago, so I am certainly a very biased opinion.

Just be sure to understand that they may have a very biased opinion of what educational platform you choose for your child.

Pretty much the correct answer to any of his questions are ones that agree with his very biased opinion.

But that could be a very bias opinion by me.

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By Dave Manzer Sponsored Post on Silicon Hills News Here's an opinion that won't be popular among our friends in the technology news media: It's coverage of SXSW risks perpetuating a very narrow and biased view of what a true startup ecosystem looks like.

I'm a bit biased in my opinion as I go to very small denominational church in «the mega-church capital of the world,» but I've always wondered why, while my small church does just fine (though we do have our own problems), the leaders of mega-churches feel the need to spend all this money to keep their churches mega.

A very large part of them represent some sectarian or denominational opinion; some of them have little more than a name, a charter, and a bias.»

I think we all know what we want from an ideal community — but people are very precise and picky — and come to Lord's table with opinions, biases, and agenda's.

3) formed an opinion on Islam that doesn't come from a very biased media structure in the US?

It is about allowing opinions and bias to infiltrate a very detailed data based post and be stated as data based fact.

This information is usually released with a very bias personal opinion.

Is it in fact no big deal at all, and the impression of a very uniform opinion is simply an extreme bias presented by US media?

naaaaaaaaaa as much as i do nt like the guy and that his opinions r very biased he still makes me laugh with his idiocy.

Abstract critical is a very well respected forum with diverse (if you want to post you can, it has no house bias or style) and very challenging opinions.

Maybe you're smarter than the predominant opinion among experts — but two questions need to be asked: (1) to what degree is your view of the evidenced biased by your ideological identity (you clearly have a very strong ideological identity on this issue) and, (2) how could you possibly state a certainty about such a counterfactual in such a highly uncertain context?

It contains lots of interesting and very detailed information, though some questions are a little biased in my opinion.

Your very post above, in my humble opinion, is confirmation of the bias in peer review.

It is indeed very hard for science to impact on policy and public opinions when they have interests or other bias which they usually have.

However, the opinions of a business owner regarding the value of his or her company are typically given very little weight by most judges because of the inherent bias of the business owner to understate the real value of the business in a divorce case.

Peers» opinions tend to carry less weight, as these references tend to be friends who are biased and may offer very little about your professional attributes (like following directions, problem - solving, creative thinking).