Modifies a noun

• interpretation: The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has often given tendentious interpretations of the writings of theologians.

• argument: However, I have to say that the simple Statement is accompanied by some tendentious argument, which I should like now to join.

• statement: Until then it respectfully suggests that they refrain from further tendentious statements of the type issued on 11th November.

• history: Monotheism Shanks now feels he has to defend monotheism in the tendentious history of the bible.

• adjective: Note the tendentious adjective " insidious " applied to EE.

• nonsense: Of course, all of this is tendentious nonsense.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: In fact, he accuses me of ' a somewhat tendentious Marxism ' .

• equally: The USA edition has an equally tendentious title - Eyewitness to Jesus.

• rather: Indeed, the notion of tenses in PIE is rather tendentious.

• too: Linking of maleness with acceptance of categorical imperative, too tendentious and dogmatic.

• very: However the argument is often lost in some very tendentious reasoning.