tendentious
అంతరార్ధము
definition
adjective
a tendentious reading of history
expressing or intending to promote a particular cause or point of view, especially a controversial one.
translation of 'tendentious'
అంతరార్ధము గల,
బయటకు తెలపని
example
The book is 'tendentious' and unconvincing but well-written.
The author's choice of this phrase was clearly 'tendentious' .
The statistics quoted are highly selective and 'tendentious' .
It is an effort not to understand but to use history to advance a 'tendentious' agenda.
This is a 'tendentious' , romanticised version of the history.
The channel is dispensing a view of the world that is 'tendentious' and intellectually idle.
This intensive and 'tendentious' coverage made it obvious that some satellite channels were pursuing agendas of their own.
It is a highly 'tendentious' , obviously partisan and unreliable document.
They make some good points, some misleading points, and a few rather 'tendentious' points.
The scriptwriter must fashion this already 'tendentious' material into watchable drama.
This is just sloppy 'tendentious' journalism.
His realism could involve a fair amount of 'tendentious' editing, glib generalisation and manipulation of the evidence.
Some liberal arguments about the significance of this case seem 'tendentious' and overblown.
Some of his criticisms do seem a mite 'tendentious' .
Some of his examples are 'tendentious' but he is broadly right.
Government advertising campaigns should be objective and explanatory, not 'tendentious' or party political.
The version is not itself a lie, but it is a relentlessly 'tendentious' interpretation.
This argument mixes so many distortions, falsehoods and 'tendentious' points that it's not easy to know where to start.
His use of evidence was 'tendentious' and manipulative.
The investigation was prejudiced and 'tendentious' .
His books are model monographs, daunting in their research and free of 'tendentiousness' .
We'll be saying more about the 'tendentiousness' involved in these arguments.
I think the thrust of what they say has been 'tendentiously' distorted.
He goes on to 'tendentiously' misconstrue most everything Clark said.
The examples are often used 'tendentiously' .
The 'tendentiousness' of the writing seems to conceal some deeper agenda.
She is neither a moralist nor a 'tendentiously' political artist, although her work is informed by an unmistakably feminist sensibility.
A brief review of the data is sufficient to demonstrate the 'tendentiousness' of the exercise.
He criticizes the proletarian literature of his day for its 'tendentiousness' .
I'll reformulate this less 'tendentiously' .
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