The polemical exception is a huge, collaborative multimedia piece documenting the present sufferings of Palestinians, which is no less tendentious for avoiding overt militancy.
Artists have no such strictures, though tendentious artists who make work without a higher truth may find their work unmasked and marginalized.
The CEOs have been afflicted collectively with both amnesia and with an astounding failure of the imagination (no surprise) in this tendentious struggle for the content they are fighting so desperately to control.
"I think I try eery hard to see all sides of an issue". Any Administration, he went on, presents its views in n "very tendentious manner" and no one questions the right of Congress to raise questions shout unpopular things.
Additionally, the academics, who themselves tend to eschew any attempt at interpretation, complained that the English translations were usually of poor quality, seemed to display little or no knowledge of 16th-century French, were tendentious and, at worst, were sometimes twisted to fit the events to which they were supposed to refer (or vice versa).
Of course, a sample of fatuous or silly phrasing doesn't mean there can be no great books of triumphant language, any more than the tendentious example of Stephanie Myer means that there can be no masterpieces emerging from genre fiction.
Although the work is deeply patriotic and often tendentious, it is valued as evidence of many documents no longer extant in the original.
In addition to indulging in such inside jokes, Heilbrunn can't resist turning some of the neocons' more tendentious rhetorical devices (example: "It is no accident that... ..) on the neocons themselves.
The weaknesses of "The X-Files" — tendentious dialogue, an alien conspiracy that made no sense — were obvious from the beginning.
The weaknesses of "The X-Files"—tendentious dialogue, an alien conspiracy that made no sense were obvious from the beginning.
