Sentence examples for more polemical from inspiring English sources
But the diary's initial readers found something more polemical.
But the new album could not be more polemical.
Indeed, I have somewhat misrepresented the book by collecting some of its more polemical moments.
But the anger has been more polemical than violent — at least so far.
The butt was not the more polemical cable networks, Fox or MSNBC, but CNN.
Inside this svelte tract are several larger and more polemical volumes struggling to get out.
Post-Fukushima, there's been a more outwardly polemical edge to Japan's art scene.
But whereas Williams would often shy away from pointed material in favour of crowdpleasing, Franken's stuff has a grumpier, more overtly polemical undercurrent.
Finally, we've cleaned all the surfaces and then casually scattered improving books over them, having first weeded out the more overtly polemical or pornographic titles.
Less than pseudoscience and little more than polemical fiction, "The Limits to Growth" is best summarized not as a rediscovery of the laws of nature but as a rediscovery of the oldest maxim of computer science: Garbage In, Garbage Out.
Of the iconoclastic, defiant Stockmann, he wrote, "We are alike in so many ways". The play is more crudely polemical than most of Ibsen and for obvious reasons is not among the most frequently performed.
