untendentious

His book is "personal" because it addresses only issues that have engaged his mind for decades-a refreshingly untrendy, untendentious approach.

A Brief Tour of the Classics, Led by a Nimble Expert 2005

His book is "personal" because it addresses only issues that have engaged his mind for decades-a refreshingly untrendy, untendentious approach.

A Brief Tour of the Classics, Led by a Nimble Expert 2005

The adjective ˜normative™ is meant in a generic and untendentious sense that can apply to a wide range of views.

Relativism Swoyer, Chris 2003

But rarely has it been deployed for purely untendentious analysis.

DESPOTISM MELVIN RICHTER 1968

But rarely has it been deployed for purely untendentious analysis.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas 1925

It would seem he never wrote an untendentious word in his life, but his address, though not intimate, is always personal, direct, rapid, and lively.

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