| Second, as can happen with the forceful statement of any thesis, Oz's argument is subject to a certain one-sidedness, as illustrated by this. |
| His lack of respect for those who were excluded, whether socially, politically or artistically, from the Revolution, renders his account suspect in its one-sidedness. |
| They also may be seen as a partial solution to one of the show's abiding problems: its unavoidable one-sidedness. |
| Some traditional rabbis and religious pundits have taken issue with what they see as the film's one-sidedness. |
| Subsequent writings exposed the one-sidedness of most American mass-media coverage of the area and its conflicts. |
| The traditional method based on students' feedback tends to be one-sidedness, lacking subjectivity and is hardly helpful for teachers' improvement. |
