Those who work, with whatever methods, below what is
tendentiously called the surface do not always want to align themselves with naive listeners, or bother with supposed middlebrow pap produced for them".
In fact, putting the matter somewhat
tendentiously, the traditional arguments for compatibilism cannot have the truth of compatibilism as their conclusion.
In the absence of a discussion of this material, it seems methodologically worrying to end with the rather feeble conclusion that translations of Basil the Great are used
tendentiously.
Saintsbury rather
tendentiously argues that there is an essential continuity of opinion from Goethe's Sturm und Drang views to his last remarks recorded shortly before his death:
Worse, at least one of the letters was
tendentiously cut: Croatian feminist Vesna Kesic, co-founder of the Zagreb Center for War Victims, wrote a response that was actually a counter-article, of which Ms.
Cain
tendentiously ignores my argument that, as regards moral authority, "we are surely no better off if God is alive than if he is dead!".
Some are used to working with type and the competently designed page, and have previously bought setting and layout as contracted services; dtp should allow them to continue producing fine pages but should also bring greater control of the job (if not the type) and - more
tendentiously - cost reductions, at least for changes on proof.
So divorced, it means nothing but an empty word
tendentiously employed to beguile or hoodwink the public.
But why to blow the tiff out of proportion, unreasonably if not outright
tendentiously? The ground realities, so far, do not justify at all such a silly prank.
The question is ultimately rhetorical, since it returns one to reflection on the nature of the exhibition itself, which seemed
tendentiously to obscure the artist's intention, except inasmuch as that intention was to facilitate imagination.
He also expressed discontent that the interview had allegedly been published in a book some time ago, but it is only now
tendentiously used against him.
He is in favor of well-ordered freedom but not necessarily the democracy to which liberty is often
tendentiously linked.