Sentence examples for more tendentious from inspiring English sources

This is more tendentious.

Trump's recent claim that he has the "absolute" power to pardon himself is more tendentious.

But Moore's style does not seem to me to be more tendentious than any other sort of campaigning journalism.

By now, "The Amazing Spider-Man" is running out of nimbleness and fun, and the promise contained in its title seems ever more tendentious.

Even more tendentious, however, is the degree to which everything quoted appears designed to make him acceptable to the sensibilities of her readers.

This one is more tendentious, I think, but for the purposes of mutual masturbation and knocking out a livre, it has, as they say, plus de jambes.

Seemingly innocent phenomena like puns or jests are as open to interpretation as more obviously tendentious, obscene, or hostile jokes.

However, I don't condemn those who disagree and who are fighting for rights that cannot be sneered away, as "politically correct" (an infinitely more unpleasant, tendentious phrase).

These and more potentially tendentious, to say nothing of anticreationist, suppositions about the birth of man might not have flown just a short time ago.

Some are excellent but more are banal, tendentious and repetitious.

But they also emphasize the novel's more schematic and tendentious aspects.