parti pris (Meaning)

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parti pris (n)

an opinion formed beforehand without adequate evidence

The documentary filmmaker's parti pris influenced their portrayal of the controversial historical event.
The journalist's parti pris against the politician was evident in their biased reporting.
The art critic's parti pris for abstract expressionism guided their assessment of the exhibition.
The reviewer's parti pris towards the new album resulted in a glowing review despite its mediocre reception.
Her parti pris for veganism led her to dismiss any nutritional value in meat and dairy products.
The historian's parti pris towards their subject matter clouded their objectivity and compromised the accuracy of their research.
The editor's parti pris for sensationalism compromised the integrity of the news publication.
The teacher's parti pris for certain students created an unfair learning environment for the others.
The actor's parti pris against the director's vision resulted in a performance that lacked depth and nuance.
The researcher's parti pris towards their hypothesis biased their data collection and analysis.

an opinion formed beforehand without adequate evidence

partial, hostile, one-sided, prejudiced, partisan, concerned, biased, interested, influenced, colored

objective, impartial, neutral, objective, fair, unbiased, equitable, fair, neutral, disinterested

The documentary filmmaker's parti pris influenced their portrayal of the controversial historical event.

The journalist's parti pris against the politician was evident in their biased reporting.

The art critic's parti pris for abstract expressionism guided their assessment of the exhibition.

The reviewer's parti pris towards the new album resulted in a glowing review despite its mediocre reception.