Sentence examples for tendentious to from inspiring English sources

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.

Organized for the House of World Cultures in Berlin, where it appeared last fall, this show is too narrow, uneven and ideologically tendentious to represent truly the spirit of New York art.

Some of them were tendentious to the point of libel (such were Lucas Cranach's attacks on the papacy, inspired by Martin Luther); others were merely mockery, such as the 16th-century German painter Hans Beham's satirical view of mercenary soldiers and their camp followers.

(Johnson) QUEENS MUSEUM OF ART: 'NEW YORK STATES OF MIND' Organized for the House of World Cultures in Berlin, where it appeared last fall, this show is too narrow, uneven and ideologically tendentious to represent truly the spirit of New York art.

And it's tendentious, to say the least.

Accordingly, even if his judgment is self-verifying, it is tendentious to say he knows from the armchair the content of his thought.

Part of Mr. Gibbard's appeal is that he has no philosophy to sell, no axe to grind, no tendentious point to prove.

"We call on Egypt's intellectuals and faithful media personnel to stand up against the tendentious campaign to drive a wedge between the residents of Port Said and Cairo and completely isolate Port Said..

A fortnight ago the violinist Nigel Kennedy told the audience at a Proms concert that Israel should "get rid of apartheid" – his tendentious reference to the treatment of the Arab minority within that country.

With some honorable exceptions, their primary function is protecting the interests of the political and corporate establishments, often by finding some novel and tendentious way to legitimate their self-interested actions.

Ohio has a budding but often tendentious connection to public transport.