one-sided point of view

On their first dinner together, Ralph expresses his rather one-sided point of views which are contrary to Lytton's, nevertheless the rugged man appeals to him.

"I haven't seen any reason for these people to get so alarmed or take such offense when they see us," he said, "besides their own one-sided point of view."

"In that lesson on propaganda, we were comparing what Stalin did to what's going on in Iraq, where there's a one-sided point of view.