Sentence examples for are less polemical from inspiring English sources

Sarah Polley's acclaimed personal film, Stories We Tell, and 20 Feet From Stardom, a documentary about backing singers, are less polemical contenders.

Most of this book is less polemical than these central arguments make it sound.

It might be less polemical than it was when subscribing to a certain film theory could make you a marked man among your fellow critics.

The conclusion I came to was less polemical than David Gale: I argued that the potential for killing innocents is too great to justify".

In his recently published book "Jesus of Nazareth", he seems to be saying that "much as we respect one another and accept one another's right to exist, there are important things on which we cannot agree .The pope's elegantly, almost tenderly written essay on the founder of his faith is less obviously polemical in tone than his lecture in Germany last September.

This exhibition includes many straightforward portraits, but without the polemical urgency that animated Ms. Sleigh's odalisques and the A.I.R. group portrait, they are less interesting.

Obs: It's much less polemical than Intimacy.

And when it comes to the St Patrick's Day parade, the debate is no less polemical.

The book, its title calculated to provoke as much as the blood-red scarf that trails across its cover, is no less polemical.

The handwritten text pieces in the small Drawing Room show, organized by the artist and scholar Luis Camnitzer, are, for the most part, less polemical in content.

The central argument is that, from its beginning, crusade historiography has been engaged in various didactic and more or less polemical projects [End Page 150] of world-creation, not world-reflection.