Sentence examples for is no polemic from inspiring English sources
For all its bluntness about The Post's woes, "Morning Miracle" is no polemic.
But this book is no polemic supporting the necessary if heartless one-child policy.
But it is no polemic; instead, it enters completely into the heart of a damaged man and asks important questions about loyalty, betrayal, and political engagement.
Although Mr. Joseph's play is no polemic against the Iraq war, Tom's determined pursuit of this glistening lucre resonates as a metaphor for the possibly murky motives behind the American invasion.
Like "Top of the Lake," "Rectify" and "Broadchurch," among others, "Happy Valley" is no polemic, but strong emotions lurk beneath its surface.
There's no polemic about the clash of civilisations – which isn't to say that people's ideas about how Islam relates to the west don't get foisted on her work.
Fortunately, "Begin Again" is not a polemic, although there is no hiding the fact that the author adores his subject.
There are no polemics here, and although the storm around Carter's book is given room to be heard, Demme is more concerned with showing the man's undeniable warmth and intelligence.
There are no polemics here, and although the storm around Carter's book is given room to be aired, Demme is more concerned with showing the man's undeniable warmth and intelligence.
Sinclair was never a self-promoter (unlike most of her contemporaries) and seems to have suffered the consequences – there is no brash polemic, like Ezra Pound's "make it new" or Wyndham Lewis's incessant "blasting", to act as a platform from which all of her work appears radical or holistically comprehensible.
