The polemic among them is Thomas Frank's "Pity the Billionaire," about which Michael Kinsley writes: As you can tell from its ham-fisted title, "Pity the Billionaire" is not the world's most subtle political critique.
I share his hope, but I worry that his vitriolic polemics in blog posts like "Don't Know Much about Theology... .. may actually further the "master narrative" about which he rightly worries.
He is a combustible, polemic character which has led to tensions - but there is a different feel about his Chelsea reign this time.
The new president will be faced with Israel and Iran locked in a polemic in which the US will most certainly be implicated.
There's no polemic about the clash of civilisations – which isn't to say that people's ideas about how Islam relates to the west don't get foisted on her work.
A few years ago Michael Scheuer had a surprise best-seller with a fierce, angry polemic about United States foreign policy, "Imperial Hubris," which he published anonymously because he was a high-level C.I.A. agent at the time.
It's a tight, slick polemic which doesn't shy from the complexity surrounding the debate or the fact it wants you the viewer to get up and do something about it.
In this vigorous polemic (which everyone involved with the Leveson inquiry should read), Cohen exposes the new censorship.
The film plays at times like a nutty YouTube polemic, which is less than the facts deserve.
Winterbottom described the film as "a polemic" which will examine "why nothing has changed" since 2008.
