Sentence examples for easy polemic from inspiring English sources

And she has become more adept at varying the weight and tone of her work, so that it doesn't fall into easy polemic or parody.

Harvey, the author previously of "Romantic Comedy," a delightful screwball survey, asserts his right to idiosyncrasy and resists rounding up his observations in an easy polemic.

They are filled with a kind of easy Blimpish polemics — the bad scientists are fat and smelly, or atheists.

The great appeal of From Fatwa to Jihad is its pitiless observation and it is this which raises it above the easy standards of one-sided polemic.

"The easiest thing to create is a polemic or an exhibit of anger, but that will only work for the committed," said Elaine Heumann Gurian, former deputy director of the National Holocaust Museum in Washington, who was a consultant on the show.

The whole thing comes together in an atmospheric jumble of personal testimony and polemic that swings along so engagingly it would be easy to miss the extraordinary confession she slips into the opening chapter.

Nobody likes to be lectured at, and it's very easy for an argument in a novel to feel like a polemic.

Ms. Moran is a columnist for The Times of London, and her combination memoir and polemic, just published in the United States, grows out of the easy conversational style of her day job.

The story continues with Por um Toque de Sorte ("For a Lucky Touch", in translation), which will be published later in 2016, but the wait has not been easy for the readers; just like Emily, we will need a lucky touch to deal with the bombastic events after the polemic ending.

Yet this is no polemic.

WHATEVER happened to American polemic?