Sentence examples for tendentious of from inspiring English sources

I thought there would be some kind of real argument, some presentation, however tendentious, of evidence.

But isn't it needlessly tendentious of you to judge a funny sentence lesser because it appears on a screen?

Inauthentic and fantasy tendentious of this exhibition cause of many of the works in the exhibition were displayed in different forms.

When the Texas Board of Education last March approved changes to its school curriculum to emphasize the superiority of American capitalism, creationism over evolution, and Republican political philosophies, some of us may have laughed it off as typical and tendentious of Texas.

We present a database of tendentious factors of three states of tripeptide units from PDB database, called a bank of tendentious factors of three states of three-peptide units (FTTP).

Critics accused the New Historians of politically tendentious readings of the archives, of slandering a people that had barely escaped extermination, and of trying to undermine the foundations of the state.

In light of the tendentious histories of this turbulent period, the intellectual honesty and modesty of the Bollandists is refreshing.

Robert Verkaik LORD GOLDSMITH The Attorney General's advice to the Government over the legality of the invasion was one of the most tendentious aspects of the war.

International condemnation of the new Egyptian authorities is the product — so the argument here goes — not of shocking state violence against protesters, but of foreign journalists' tendentious omission of the context that justifies that violence.

A sampling of six, chosen from dozens, illustrates the tendentious readings of Kass: The "institution of stable domestic arrangements for rearing the young depends on some form of man's rule over woman".

Though Boyle's direction of "Steve Jobs" is largely invisible, he offers a neat little visual gimmick to reinforce Sorkin's tendentious view of Jobs — and of technology.