Sentence examples for polemic around from inspiring English sources

But when the French artist Orelsan called publicly for his support at the height of a months-long free-speech polemic around the rapper's song "Sale Pute" (Dirty Whore, Mr. Mitterrandd obliged.

Since the polemic around "Dirty Whore" began in March, Orelsan has had a dozen concerts canceled and confirmed just a handful of the 40 shows he planned to play this autumn.

On the one hand, les liaisons dangeureuses are so intimately woven into France's cultural heritage that to whip up any polemic around the subject would be banal by French standards.

What is often forgotten, in the noisy polemics around Stockhausen, is the fact that his visions were put into practice with a colossal speculative and practical intelligence, which earned him the respect and enthusiasm of musicians as diverse as Boulez and the Beatles.

What is often forgotten, in the noisy polemics around Stockhausen is the fact that his visions were put into practice in his 362 individually performable works with a colossal speculative and practical intelligence, which earned him the respect of musicians as diverse as Boulez and the Beatles.

Brad Lander, council member and co-sponsor of the Community Safety Act, expressed his dismay over the divisiveness of recent polemics around the reforms.

"The polemic that occurred around the film and in Cannes didn't come into our decision of playing the film.

We know he wrote an extended polemicist oeuvre and that he took part in the anti-Jewish polemic effort in North Castile around 1336 1339.

Late last fall after they had returned, the idea of inviting Mexican performance and video artists to Arizona emerged, as a way of continuing the artistic conversation that had started around the polemic legislation.

Of the three films that examine human rights in the United States, one of the strongest is "99% — The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film," which weaves the work of almost 100 filmmakers from around the country into a forceful polemic against economic inequality.

Allen Tate's polemic "Stonewall Jackson: The Good Soldier" was published in 1928 and rallies around the cause of the Confederacy, failing to reach a general audience because of its bias.