Sentence examples for little polemic from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mylroie has provided us with a rather odd little polemic.

Anyone who wants to hear more about the year's movies (which, I admit, is what this post is supposed to be about) should skip the following little polemic.

He was the champion of Kyoto and author of a chicken-little polemic warning of "an ecological Kristallnacht" and "wasteland" that looks mild compared to the toxic dreams of the Houston Oilers.

That honor goes to a little noticed polemic published in Manhattan in 1804, back when mad King George III still ruled Britain and Moore could pass Tom Paine in the streets of Greenwich Village.

There seems little prospect his last polemic will now ever be published.

In lesser hands, "Yellow" might have degenerated into a sociological document, or worse, a one-note polemic, leaving little room for the often transgressive swoops and dives of fiction.

But there is little of his characteristic polemic in Profiles.

It's a little too much of a polemic, a little too casual with the facts".

Satel and Dr. Lilienfeld's polemic ultimately seems a little abrupt and shortsighted to a reader who has watched a world-class philosopher gaze with eager intensity at the brain and find in it an infinite series of mirrored selves.

As well as the reviews, the book contains a fractious debate with Mr Dennett, and a somewhat more measured one with Mr Chalmers.These will be enjoyable for those who like philosophical polemic, but they do little to dispel the impression that Mr Searle and some of his critics fail to give a rational account of why they disagree.

Is he a fifth columnist for the progressive centre-left, churning out comically overblown polemics to ridicule the Little Englander world view of a master who prefers to control Britain from an apartment in SoHo Village?