one-sidedness

The reformation of the academy, instigated by him at Munich, demonstrated the one-sidedness of his point of view.

These confusions and contradictions establish the one-sidedness of the method of investigation.

If genius is liable to such one-sidedness, the greater the need of educational correctives to common-place minds.

Men of science themselves feel this, and are conscious of the one-sidedness of the results of the scientific side of materialism.

One-sidedness of temperament here produces a one-sided advantage with all its artistic restrictions.