Sentence examples for more polemic from inspiring English sources

A lot of feminist discourse can be alienating because it is more polemic.

But the book also has two chapters on "Enmities" and "Defamations", a chapter on English "mentalités", and two final chapters on "Anti-Zionisms [sic]" which are more polemic than history.

For more modern history, David Welsh's "The Rise and Fall of Apartheid" (Jonathan Ball, 2009) is excellent, as is William Johnson's more polemic "South Africa's Brave New World" (Allen Lane 2009), which deals with the period since 1994.South Africa remains obsessed by race (hardly surprising, as you note, after 350 years of racial polarisation, including nearly half a century of apartheid).

Truth be told, I hesitated at first to review it, thinking it would offer more polemic than analysis.

Though more polemic in style than its predecessor, the teachers' film does have emotional power, but in a more oblique way.

Given these circumstances, Herren and Mbogo should expect the interminable debates to become even more polemic in the future.

Sometimes viewers have wanted to find more polemics in the image than the artist intended.

Hopes and appraisals but even more polemics can be found [ 26, 45, 46].

Vanessa Redgrave takes over in "Ruin" (2010), a slow-moving but informative and more lyrical polemic.

As Banerjee saw it, both positions owed more to polemic and conjecture than empirical evidence.

But the main part of the show offered a more lasting polemic.