biased perspectives
[ˈbaɪəst pərˈspɛktɪvz]
noun phrasepl: biased perspectives
perspectivas enviesadas
1. viewpoints or ways of understanding something that are influenced by personal prejudices, preferences, or preconceived notions rather than objective facts
The news article presented biased perspectives that favored one political party over another.
O artigo de notícias apresentou perspectivas enviesadas que favoreciam um partido político sobre outro.
2. interpretations of events or situations that are distorted by the observer's beliefs, experiences, or interests
Students should learn to recognize biased perspectives in historical narratives.
Os alunos devem aprender a reconhecer perspectivas enviesadas nas narrativas históricas.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, awareness of biased perspectives is increasingly emphasized in education, media literacy, and professional environments. In Brazil, discussions about perspectivas enviesadas often relate to socioeconomic and racial inequalities in media representation. In the USA, addressing biased perspectives is central to debates about media credibility, political polarization, and social justice movements.
Related Idioms & Phrases
see through rose-tinted glasses
have a blind spot
wear blinders
see only one side of the coin
estar de olhos vendados (to be blindfolded)
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