Sentence examples for This polemic from inspiring English sources

"This polemic is fair enough.

This polemic comes with endorsements from two former directors of public prosecutions.

This polemic can be seen as the product of a man "warped," perhaps equally, by both his own dyspeptic personality and the repressive times in which he lived.

This polemic is going on the Guardian website, and though no one really wants to say so out loud, most of us seem to accept these days that the comments on the Guardian on articles like this, while occasionally containing interesting replies, are far more often the domain of outraged point-missers, incandescently furious pedants, and trolls who don't bother reading past the sub-headline.

This polemic is coupled with the need to undertake a far-reaching rational examination, passing in review and evaluating all religious beliefs and philosophical doctrines in order to demonstrate that religion, in contrast to what politicians think, is a "natural virtue" inborn in human beings.

This polemic (between philosophers and kabbalists and between Talmudists and kabbalists) continued until the end of the sixteenth century when Kabbala won the hearts and minds of many Jews after the Spanish expulsion in 1492 and the forced conversions and expulsions in Portugal in 1496.

Asked to express their opinions about the war in Iraq, the mostly unidentified subjects of this documentary polemic, "This Ain't No Heartland," are only too happy to make fools of themselves.

The film could hardly be accused of subtlety: at one point, we hear the polemic, "this country has been separated from its national essence!", while in the background, the flag of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force - formerly the insignia of the Imperial Japanese Navy - flutters proudly in the breeze.

Into the web of this complex polemic walks the actor.

As he shows in this readable polemic, dislike of shorting has a long history.

This latest polemic is more about Eagleton's alienation than our own.