Sentence examples for tendentious selection from inspiring English sources

It's as easy to lie with facts as it is with fictions — a tendentious selection of verifiable events can turn an ostensible report into a grotesque distortion.

His aim was to paint a portrait; and though this led to caricature and sometimes, through tendentious selection of material, to inaccuracy, he taught biographers a sense of form and of background, and he sharpened their critical acumen.

Only for the nematode treatment and selection line, the effect was tendentious when taking into account multiple comparisons.

This is more tendentious.

He makes tendentious tchotchkes.

Yet these arguments are tendentious.

How tendentious is the page?

Plotting and characterisation are tendentious.

Here the argument turns tendentious.

Historical parallels are always tendentious.

"I try not to be too tendentious".