Sentence examples for less polemical from inspiring English sources

Obs: It's much less polemical than Intimacy.

And when it comes to the St Patrick's Day parade, the debate is no less polemical.

He seemed less didactic, less polemical; his delivery softened the lines.

Most of this book is less polemical than these central arguments make it sound.

In this, as in other politically charged matters, Morris has, over the years, become less polemical but no less insistent.

A similar, though slightly less polemical, vision suffuses the major Settlement exhibition, with its artifacts, textual panels, statues and dioramas.

In his recently published book "Jesus of Nazareth", he seems to be saying that "much as we respect one another and accept one another's right to exist, there are important things on which we cannot agree .The pope's elegantly, almost tenderly written essay on the founder of his faith is less obviously polemical in tone than his lecture in Germany last September.

We might be witnessing the rise of a new sub-genre in the already popular category of food-centered documentaries, although less politically engaged and polemical.

For the Tories there is William Hague who is skilled at polemical combat though less sure at delivering serious argument.

— Byron In 1948, a year before the publication of Aldo Leopold's "A Sand County Almanac," which became a central text for anyone interested in environmental values, a more polemical but no less heartfelt environmental message appeared in an unusual venue.

He added: "Perhaps this explains the shift in polemical terminology to the less prescriptive 'climate change'".