Sentence examples for interest polemics from inspiring English sources

But the political process suffers from media exaggeration and special interest polemics.

It is this badge of influence and his reputation for a lack of interest in polemics that give weight to the Arizona Republican's assertion that Mr. Obama has given away more than a year "with nothing to show for it" — not excepting a still-to-be-ratified Start nuclear arms treaty of questionable significance that he says magnifies an indecisive or even wobbling approach on Iran.

In spite of the harshness, and in some ways the bluntness of Plato's critique of poetry, he not only put his finger on deep issues of ongoing interest, but also leavened his polemic in a number of intriguing and subtle ways most obviously, by writing philosophy in a way that can, with proper qualifications, itself be called poetic.

This paper is intended as an introduction to the field for the "uninitiated", while at the same time highlighting some polemic issues that may be of interest to those specialising in bulk nanomaterials produced by SPD.

Mention of bestiality typically elicits comedic cracks on hillbillies, polemics, as well as a resurgent intellectual interest in the topic.

So it comes as something of a surprise that we find comparatively little critical interest in Blast 2, particularly in its political art and polemics.

Although Wallace had little interest in Communist ideology, his operatives began feeding him Party-line polemics.

Although riddled with Fishbone's characteristically satirical humor, this picture puzzle also addresses the polemics of mass artistic reproduction and loss of public interest in fine art.

For me, this lack of interest in positive news shows a desire to divide and create polemics in order to feed news channels, rather than promote an advancement of dialogue and fruitful national debates.

Women's suffrage was an early interest of Douglas, and although she tended to shy away from polemics in her early work at The Miami Herald, on her third day as a society columnist, she chose suffrage and began to focus on writing about women in leadership positions.

They are interested in persuasion of the rankest sort, unfounded and untrue polemics.