Sentence examples for from this polemic from inspiring English sources

But, at the same time, in the name of the freedom, I am not against [the PEN award] because somehow I feel detached from this polemic.

This polemic comes with endorsements from two former directors of public prosecutions.

"This polemic is fair enough.

Indeed, it is easy to exaggerate the flaws of the city and its popes, who were able administrators and quite learned; their poor reputation stems, in part, from the polemic involved in the demand for the return to Rome.

By renewing Mr. Williams's contract, Fox News showed its preference for point-of-view — rather than the view-from-nowhere — polemics.

And yet what you might not guess from the polemics is the sheer beauty of his compositions.

Indeed, as the years went by, he began to draw away from the polemics and to focus increasingly on his own life.

Mendieta's life and art, Ms. Viso said on a recent visit to New York, have aroused strong passions -- from the polemics surrounding the Cuban refugee experience to the scandal attending her violent death in 1985, at 36, which transformed her into a feminist cause célèbre.

When you actually step away from the polemics, the differences aren't as large.

If one group stands to benefit from the polemics surrounding Muslim refugees in the aftermath of the Paris attacks, it is ISIS.

Such conversations are marked by heady, bristling and often confusing language, best digested in snatches; take this typical polemic from Mr. Kioussis about a collection of 1960's Dutch pop, generally known as Nederbeat.