Sentence examples for In polemic from inspiring English sources
Fishbone didn't deal in polemic or sentimentality.
Whatever their putative merits, though, Wert has drowned them in polemic.
Kay isn't interested in polemic, nor in sentimentalising the heroism and horrors of war.
"Instant poll says feisty Farage beat cool Clegg," said the Guardian, but accused the UKIP leader of trading in "polemic and distorted facts".
It is not the first time Mr. Yerushalmi has engaged in polemics.
One simply cannot imagine him delivering lectures, engaging in polemics, or leading a movement.
The former is delightfully nonjudgmental, while the latter seems mired in polemics.
He was uninterested in religion until 1838, when he was converted while on a visit to Rome and immediately became involved in polemics.
Ms. Haines's scorn for today's rapacious society occasionally results in polemics, but the majority of her various plots show significant promise.
As the years pass, intelligent design looks less and less like the science it claimed to be and more and more like an extended exercise in polemics.
Frequently engaged in polemics with other Buddhist leaders, Saichō was more significant as a leader and organizer than as a religious thinker.
