Slanted used in a sentence

Slanted in a sentence as an adjective

The WSJ article gives a basic, but slanted description of how it works.

You can 100% expect him to be slanted against Google in this case and in general as well.

I am getting tired of the extremely slanted coverage of Windows 8 on HN.

The subway speeding past photo is interesting- the door is clearly slanted to one side.

Every talking head sounds the same, and the news is always obviously slanted to one side or the other.

H1's should be allowed into the country as free agents and the talent should be slanted toward top coder types.

' It's a beautifully executed and written article with a slanted premise.

But the kicker is, somehow once the material is slanted, once I know it's spin, it no longer has the high level of emotional engagement.

I found myself disliking the slanted editorializing of the interviewer more than OSC.

However, reading two partisan sources, slanted in different directions definitely doesn't make any sense if what you're after is the "Truth".

Mr. Watts was embarrassing to watch -- his slanted opinion and childish domination of the dialogue was less than coy. I grew sick to my stomach listening to him constantly derail Oyama's statements.

In fact, Andrew's entire description is so slanted and colored that I'm inclined to suspect that he deliberately set about getting himself fired so that he could trumpet "Google is Evil!

Or if you develop a habit of reading a dozen computer books a year, or perhaps you develop a habit of cross-checking politically-slanted stories you agree with.

Or any country where the government is sufficiently closed and non-democratic?Look at how slanted, jaded, corrupt and inept the US gov't has become and we have much more visibility into those dealings.

I'm not even sure what it is about him exactly, but after listening to some of his Build and Analyze podcasts and reading his slanted blog posts I just found myself not wanting to use or support Instapaper anymore.