Sentence examples similar to a polemical title from inspiring English sources

This polemical title should be understood as follows: if one keeps to the letter of the classical theory but in its interpretation substitutes intuitionistic notions for their classical counterparts, one arrives at a contradiction.

The issue has spawned a large literary response, with books often bearing polemical titles like "The Abandonment of the Jews" or "Saving the Jews".

In a polemical piece whose title has been translated as "Against Barbaric Physics," Leibniz writes: It is, unfortunately, our destiny that, because of a certain aversion toward light, people love to be returned to darkness….

For Numenius a true philosopher adheres to the teaching of his master, and he wrote a polemical treatise, directed particularly at the skeptical New Academy, with the title On the Revolution of the Academics against Plato (Fr. 24 Des Places).

Finally, the book succeeds in its main goal, which is to provide a polemical (and doubtless controversial) examination of the nature of the wine industry in Bordeaux.Its thesis is summarised by its title.

It was a polemical reaction.

It was a polemical overstatement.

It's not fundamentally a polemical column".

This is not a polemical book.

It's his third with a polemical thrust.

Christopher Hitchens, a polemical atheist, called her "Hell's Angel".