Sentence examples for fiery polemic from inspiring English sources
She has not written a fiery polemic, but a stylistically assured narrative of Coolidge's life that seeks to nudge the reader imperceptibly into sharing his (and her) views.
I had forgotten how moving I found the band, with their rock'n'roll contradictions, fiery polemic, personal/political lyrics and, above all, the figure of Subversa – supremely inspirational in a time of youth (punk) – a mother of two in her 40s, more punk than anyone around her.
Seeking to cool the fiery polemics surrounding sex work, the report presented at the review, filed by the Best Practices Policy Project, Desiree Alliance, and the Sexual Rights Initiative, foregrounds the sex workers' everyday struggles for equity.
But leader Chuck D had yet to perfect his fiery blend of rhetoric and polemic on the 1987 debut album Yo! Bum Rush the Show, which – the storming Rightstarter (Message to a Black Man) aside – often avoided explicit politics in favour of boasting about their rides (You're Gonna Get Yours), bigging up their crew (Too Much Posse) and occasionally slipping into ugly sexism (Sophisticated Bitch).
Breitbart has defended its more fiery articles as constitutionally protected polemics designed to trigger overly sensitive liberals — or "snowflakes" in Breitbart parlance.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
WHATEVER happened to American polemic?
