Sentence examples for become polemical from inspiring English sources

As artist's have more time to be in the quotidien, or the artistic practice of everyday life; under a conservative government, should they become polemical, and engage in art-activism?

When his approach becomes too literal, his clothes became polemical costumes.

At that point, in an installation titled "Resist Foreign Intrusion," the gallery labels become aggressively polemical.

In this, as in other politically charged matters, Morris has, over the years, become less polemical but no less insistent.

Her writing became so polemical and personal that her tutor suggested she should not submit it.

As the stakes rise, however, the play, presented by the Untitled Theater Company No. 61, becomes frustratingly polemical.

These pamphlets were reasoned discourses, though with the arrival of the French Revolution, pamphlets once again became powerful polemical weapons.

"You don't want to become in any way polemical or agitprop".

Newman's become known for extremely polemical shows pushing a scrupulously researched but extremely hard left point of view.

While it might start out with the intention of producing content that sounds considered and conversational, it may end up having to become a bit more polemical and tabloid-esque — say, like The Young Turks — to keep its youth demographic engaged.

He became sarcastic, ironic, polemical, lunging against the right, then against the left, making fun of his former colleagues.