Sentence examples for of the polemic from inspiring English sources

Lee Siegel mourns the lost art of the polemic.

Temporary end, at least, of the polemic in Spain about what is wrong with Barça.

What I love is the nakedness of the polemic and the irresistible good humour.

Brotton tells the fascinating story of the polemic stirred in geography and politics alike by the "Peters Projection" of 1973.

"But you know," she adds, some rapid-fire sentences later, "I would rend my garments if anybody said that the humour was to the detriment of the polemic".

Not surprisingly, most of the polemic in Sappho's Leap concerns "the sex war", which Jong gives us from an exclusively modern perspective, but which she insists is universal and eternal.

Threaded through Twitter, the social graph added context to the polemic of the post, a thin layer of group dynamics that went beyond the sizzle of products and personalities to the underlying zeitgeist of the time.

These comedies deliberately eschew the state-of-the-nation polemics of the films that characterised the Thatcher era.

In most countries, the contents of the letter would be run-of-the-mill political polemic.

At the heart of the polemics lie divergent views on the very nature of American power.

Somehow the performers here, too young to have been aware of the polemics the opera initially incited, brought unjaded involvement and affecting commitment to their work.