The polemic argued for the value of popular appeal.
The polemic surrounding the Lambert, he said, has been political from the start.
The polemic generally goes on, responsibly and often a bit boringly, to enumerate any number of qualifications.
The polemic in Córdoba began in mid-October, when Bishop Demetrio Fernández published an opinion article in ABC, a Spanish center-right daily newspaper.
The polemic, written jointly with a US biologist, was timed for hearings in the US House of Representatives on human cloning.
The polemic among them is Thomas Frank's "Pity the Billionaire," about which Michael Kinsley writes: As you can tell from its ham-fisted title, "Pity the Billionaire" is not the world's most subtle political critique.
The polemic mode of science writing goes back at least as far as the golden age of Muslim science, when it centred on the value of science and on its relation to Islam.
The polemic of the Rusi report, which declares that Britain is a "soft touch for terrorists" and claims this is a consequence of "multiculturalism", has an eerily familiar ring.
The polemic began last night's session of the nonaligned nations' conference in the course of which Colonel Gadafy, in a long, naive, rambling speech, called on the nonaligned countries to aim for the purity of the Libyan revolution.
The polemic is presented as one of conflict among the canon lawyers and theologians at Paris concerning the reception of Aristotle and recent works on Greek and Arabic sciences, especially astronomy/astrology.
"The polemic that occurred around the film and in Cannes didn't come into our decision of playing the film.
