Sentence examples for a less polemic from inspiring English sources

Here Mr. Ofili could not have created a less polemic installation.

Hansen and Weil (2001) and Joppke (2007) have, although in a less polemic fashion, also been highly critical of the explanatory power that Brubaker ascribes to the nation, suggesting instead that a general movement towards liberalization is occurring.

However, Traherne takes a less polemic tone in the posthumously published Christian Ethicks (1675) in which he explores theological implications of Calvinist thought on freedom and necessity.

The less explicit, the less didactic, the less polemic — the more such art is likely to strike the eye memorably, and to linger in the mind like a visual riddle.

Clearly we need much more careful weighing up of the arguments, and much less polemic, particularly polemic against people who are thought to argue their case simply on religious grounds.

This essay was less polemic than many of his earlier writings.

Following the reviewer's advice, we re-structured the manuscript to make it less polemic and more result-oriented, and tried to clearly de-limit its scope.

The BfgA was subordinated to the BMG, and tasked with seeing to it that in future, there would be more objectivity and less polemics in intra-German politics.

Woodward's style is not to present an overall analysis, still less a polemic, but simply to lay out the facts and viewpoints of the main actors.

And now comes "Glittering Images," less a polemic than an illustrated anthology that Ms. Paglia intends as "a very good handbook for young people who want to know about the history of the arts," she said.

Seabrook's fascinating book – part intellectual history, part heartfelt polemic – is a plea to redefine wealth and poverty in a less materialistic way.