Out of order indeed, so biased

Usage examples of one-sided.

There was a dull ache throughout his body, and for the first few moments he thought he was still in the storeroom, waiting for Marks and Akers to begin the next round of their one-sided prizefight.

A servant watched in befuddlement as they wandered past, the Animist carrying on a one-sided conversation with the rat in his hands.

With the one-sided exaggeration incident to most aphorisms, this is true.

I was aware that Mame was getting a too prolonged one-sided view of things again, but I had no way to change it.

For instance, if it is claimed in the name of supernaturalism and psychism that a man is unhappy because he is vicious, it is equivalent to making a one-sided statement.

He began to permit himself to be tackled simply to prevent the score from getting completely one-sided.

The Totipotent Man, that apotheosis of individuality and complete psychosomatic development, the democratic Vber-mensch, as recommended by Rex Luscus, the sexually one-sided?

Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer did those blatantly one-sided programs about gay adoption and gay parenting?

The man liked the European costume, and ere long Passepartout issued from his shop accoutred in an old Japanese coat, and a sort of one-sided turban, faded with long use.

Where such manifestations spring from a one-sided sentiment, as was the case, I fear, with John and Portia, they are apt to be more terrifying than reassuring to the non--or wrong-sided one.

After extended discussion Hindenburg proposed to Hitler that he should declare himself ready to co-operate with the other parties, in particular with the Right and Center, and that he should give up the one-sided idea that he must have complete power.

The third round began as usual, one-sided, with Sandel doing all the leading, and delivering all the punishment.

When my mother intervened in the ensuing one-sided struggle between her crippled son and the Featherman, Sensar stabbed her.

I thought of my mother in her coffin beneath the ground, of the profound silence that must reign in that dark space, broken only by the sounds of decomposition, or perhaps the echoes of footfalls from above, faint, murmurous voices carrying on one-sided conversations as the flesh melted from her bones and her bones crumbled to dust, until all that was left of her was held in the air like a last breath never to be released, a final secret forever unwhispered to any living soul.

To be sure, the answer to Eurocentric textbooks is not one-sided Afrocentric history, the kind that has Africans inventing everything good and whites inventing slavery and oppression.