Sentence examples for fierce polemic from inspiring English sources

There has been a fierce polemic against him since he emerged as a figure of importance in the Reformation.

Paradoxically, given that the book is, among other things, a fierce polemic against drug prohibition, he won.

In the late nineteen-forties, he wrote "Love and Death," a fierce polemic, which argued that violence was the true pornography.

At one point, I ask Maillot whether his ballet school functions as a feeder for the Monte Carlo company, and his response is a fierce polemic.

His last book, Tyranny In America: Capitalism And National Decay, a fierce polemic against the contemporary political and social condition of his native country, will be published by Verso in early 2004.

Symbiotically linked to the film of the same name, Plan B's return to hip-hop (his 2006 debut was a rap album) is a fierce polemic that impresses and frustrates in equal measure.

His application of modern critical methods in Fi al-shiʾr al-jāhilī (1926; "On Pre-Islamic Poetry") embroiled him in fierce polemics.

The Jewish people have a long tradition of fierce polemics.

A few years ago Michael Scheuer had a surprise best-seller with a fierce, angry polemic about United States foreign policy, "Imperial Hubris," which he published anonymously because he was a high-level C.I.A. agent at the time.

Yet his fierce and refreshing polemic does a fine job of helping readers understand some of the knottiest ideas in contemporary physics.

Though one woman's failure to find happiness is scarcely an indictment of a whole country, the remainder of the book turns into a fierce anti-Israeli polemic.