Working with local groups in the global south to design standards for improving forest and farm management, and with producers and companies at all points in the value chain to implement those standards, we've moved beyond polemics.
Maybe another value of this concert, and the entire Focus Festival, was the chance it offered audiences to move "beyond" the polemics and just listen to music as music, whatever its methodology.
It's a film about guns in America, and we wanted to get beyond the typical polemic focused on only victims and anti-gun campaigners.
The contrived words and synthetic images of these artists would come to haunt the postwar world once the terrifying aerial views of Coventry, Dresden and Hiroshima emerged, a reality far beyond even the wildest polemic of Le Corbusier or the futurists.
Architectural theory as a didactic or polemic pursuit (beyond De Architectura, which Vitruvius may have intended as a documentary effort) was launched in the Renaissance with Leon Battista Alberti's De Re Aedificatoria (1485).
Indeed, Fry is following in a long tradition of religious polemic, from Job to Blake and beyond.
This last aspect — the rape's awakening of Maya's consciousness as a woman of color — elevates "Descent" beyond case study and into the realm of bomb-throwing polemic.
He even has a bit of Paddy Ashdown.' Myerson and Hyman say they hope Number 10, like The West Wing, will move political drama beyond the satire of programmes like Yes, Minister and the 'one-issue' polemic of recent docudramas on David Blunkett, John Prescott and Tony Blair.
But when he goes beyond that and seeks to repeal the global economy, this endearing book becomes a polemic, if not a screed.
