Sentence examples for as the polemic from inspiring English sources

Some critics, however, perceived "Art" as the polemic of a closet philistine who was mocking modernism, if not modernity.

Our Spanish government, pressured by major music labels, prominent personalities in the entertainment business as well as the polemic of the General Society of Authors and Editors (SGAE) has been lobbying hard on what it sees as the "problem".

As the polemic continues, the number of religious soldiers and officers in combat units is constantly increasing, as is the number of women.

As the polemic inspired by the Iraq Lancet study suggests, the media's agenda may focus too heavily on perceived methodological problems, despite poor understanding of the technicalities involved, and of these problems' implications for the results' validity.

How can Meyer feel relief as the "polemics fade" when this book is, well, a polemic?

Throughout, he seeks to avoid what he refers to as the "polemics of punditry".

This Sanskritic discourse has shaped the religious and philosophical speculations, as well as the polemics, of each of these traditions.

What he has realised is that, in political theatre, the Poetics is as important as the polemics.

In early childhood he had taught himself to read and was familiar with Caesar's military writings as well as the polemics of the French abolitionist Abbé Reynal.

Humor seems to be her way of taking the edge off the polemic, as well as an introvert's channel of communication.

As Wyner wrote the polemic about being in jail, Brock should have written the novel.