Sentence examples for pattern of polemic from inspiring English sources

I worry that arguing in the way that Zuroff and Katz do confirms the pattern of polemic that has persisted in discussions of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union for decades: scholarship is ultimately politics, and politics is ultimately a matter of being on one side or the other.

This was the standard pattern of many religious polemics: miracles as such were not necessarily denied; only those claimed by the adversary were denied.

All this information is sandwiched between thick slices of polemic.

These great struggles, which never really end, are great generators of polemic, and polemic is like scandal — it is vivid, and it sticks.

"When you write a political book, you can be accused of polemic, didacticism and earnestness.

"He had to confront a lot of polemic," Mr. Pineda Barnet said.

The records came elaborately packaged with dense screeds of polemic.

Volunteers hit a near-perfect balance of polemic and musical adventurousness.

The debate was free of polemics and recriminations.

Mickey Maudlin, the executive editor of HarperOne, described it as refreshingly devoid of polemics.

The atmosphere of polemics and name calling is distorting national debate".