one-sided issues
[wʌn-ˈsaɪdəd ˈɪʃuːz]
noun phrasepl: one-sided issues
questões unilaterais
1. Problems, topics, or matters that are presented or considered from only one perspective, lacking balance or consideration of opposing viewpoints
The debate focused on one-sided issues that ignored the concerns of the other community.
O debate focou em questões unilaterais que ignoravam as preocupações da outra comunidade.
2. Topics or disputes where one party has a clear advantage or where only one side's argument is being discussed
These one-sided issues in the negotiation prevented reaching a fair agreement.
Essas questões unilaterais na negociação impediram chegar a um acordo justo.
This phrase is commonly used in Brazilian political discourse and media criticism to describe coverage or arguments that lack neutrality. In the USA, it's frequently employed in academic debates, journalism ethics discussions, and political commentary to critique biased reporting or incomplete arguments. The concept is particularly relevant in polarized contexts where fair representation of multiple perspectives is valued.
Related Idioms & Phrases
hear both sides of the story (opposite concept)
get the full picture (opposite concept)
present a skewed narrative
tell only half the truth
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