Sentence examples for not polemic from inspiring English sources

Inclination leads him to history, philosophy, and literature, not polemic.

Poetry is not polemic, but a much subtler knife.

It doesn't lecture you, it's not polemic, it's not coarse.

Is it not only facts that are sacred and not polemic?

"My dad was the first to spot the connection – when he heard me and my friends improvising rhymes, he said: 'We used to do that in the village.'" The Past Becomes You is personal stuff, not polemic, says Musa. "The stance is political – the mere action of us telling our stories in this way.

As this all ripples and overspills, Farhadi's cinematic humanism -- again, in the service of first-rate drama, cinema, not polemic -- probes fundamental questions of civil society: secular and religious cultures; gender relations; labor law; childcare; the working poor; care for the elderly; the credit and banking system; women's rights; the raising of a generation in the twenty-first century.

Mr. Peled uses portraiture, not polemics, to address the economic and philosophical issues.

They're not polemics, but about how ordinary life was and how normal life seemed, whereas the writers who had left were all imagining the horror of it.

But his goal is not polemics, but, rather, universality -- to show how love and longing cut a swath through everyone's life.

A Presidential election is our only national theatre, & what we expected of it this year was not polemics but nuance and connection-some suggestion that the actors were partly ourselves, and that the play we watched was an extension of the mystery & passion of our own lives.

His own politics have purposefully remained entirely separate from the play, Thompson says: "This play isn't a polemic, it's not a didactic lecture about what I think.