Translation of "Voreingenommen sein" in English

Or am I prejudiced because I'm his father?

How can you be biased toward fairness?

I think your opinion might be slightly biased, Sheriff.

He's got a big personality and he can be kind of judgmental.

And, uh, I know I'm prejudiced, but... I think Mr. Westfield would make a wonderful senator.

Only one participant believed that he or she was more biased than the average American.

So we need to have someone for them to be biased against.

Can people of the same race be prejudiced towards each other?

I hereby vow not to be judgmental for the rest of the evening.

The non - German jurists can judge without being prejudiced of the awful history of the Third Reich.

Some of these reviews can be incredibly helpful, while others seem to be somewhat confusing or biased.

This would give rise at least to the suspicion that the chairman could be biased against the party.

You know how those princesses can be judgmental! Let's help Elsa!

This answer might be a bit biased but in my opinion, CANADA is.

I think it is important to keep to the subject and not to hold political and ideological prejudices which are so strong that they prevent us from keeping calm when considering human rights in this Chamber.

In this debate, our actions cannot be preventative or defensive in nature, nor be based on formulae which may have been valid in the past, but are not so valid today.

We call for more funds for innovation, but I think that, for consistency's sake, as we have also done in other cases, we must avoid prejudicing through this report the future of the cohesion policy, the common agricultural policy and the multiannual financial framework.

Despite the fact that the accident at the Fukushima power station is a warning to us, I do not think it should cause us to panic or be prejudiced against nuclear energy.

One would have to be extremely intolerant and prejudiced not to accept the proposal of the Italian Presidency.

Even trained food assessors, and that's people who have been explicitly taught to disentangle the sense of smell and the sense of taste, may still be biased to evaluate products sweeter if they contain vanilla.

Churchill’s writings may be biased, but they offer remarkable inside information and details that are not readily inferred from memos and briefs, which usually are incomplete and guarded in style.

He said the new media tribunal "will always be biased because it's an extension of the government," and that restrictions on content and advertising would damage Kenya's place in the global economy.

Ahead of rallies in Pennsylvania on Friday, Mr. Trump continued to lash out on Twitter at the news media for harping on his every word and for being biased against him.

I was going to buy her a housewarming present, not because I wanted to be clingy or judgmental. Actually, a good mother.

Mr Thorn knows that we in the Socialist Group have always had a feeling of particular sympathy and great cordiality towards the Commission as constituted on successive occasions, to the extent that the Commission has always seemed to be a natural ally and a particularly constructive partner in the dialogue with our institution.

I mean, not to be prejudiced, but she smokes and has tattoos, which I could live with if she was decent, but she's not.

Before the programme aired, the Kennel Club issued a statement warning that the programme may be highly biased.