Sentence examples for tendentious data from inspiring English sources
In chapter 2, his argument that antievolution incidents are still likelier to succeed in the South uses tendentious data, ignoring, for example, Ohio's flirtation with 'critical analysis' from 2002 to 2006 (Branch 2006).
Almost one third of the studies were rated of "dubious" quality in which we did not draw definite conclusions due to incomplete reporting or tendentious data interpretation.
Benn can also be seriously tendentious with her data.
She may be apologetic for her tendentiousness, but she is tendentious all the same.
Respondents to a Guardian survey of readers on their experience of internet privacy threw up the following frequent complaints: Difficulties with erasing social media accounts and ensuring all data therein is deleted Problems with the Google search function which elevates outdated, tendentious or incorrect information about an individual to the top of the search results.
This is more tendentious.
He makes tendentious tchotchkes.
Yet these arguments are tendentious.
Plotting and characterisation are tendentious.
How tendentious is the page?
Here the argument turns tendentious.
