Sentence examples for endless polemics from inspiring English sources
He invariably brought the endless polemics down to earth.
Beating off these challenges involved him in endless polemics and legal maneuvering.
In the French classical tragedy, the unities were adhered to literally and became the source of endless critical polemics.
He speaks to the audience without notes, in long, angry and affecting polemics about the endless struggles of the black rights movement in Australia.
If you spend time prowling the blogs, you may discover that the problem is not a shortage of criticism but a glut: an endless, sometimes bracing, sometimes vexing barrage of deep polemic, passionate analysis and fierce contention reflecting nearly every possible permutation of taste and sensibility.
The war of words would continue for another 130 years with endless commentary from doctors, poets, playwrights and authors all arguing for their favorite region and their polemics being reproduced in advertisements for Burgundy and Champagne.
Meanwhile, his polemics had hardened.
Anyone who has paged through the apparently endless volumes of sword-and-sorcery tales with stick-figure heroes and villains set in vaguely medieval settings will appreciate her polemic.
But his polemics were weak and embarrassing.
Camus still provokes polemics in Algeria.
