Sentence examples for polemic began from inspiring English sources
The polemic began last night's session of the nonaligned nations' conference in the course of which Colonel Gadafy, in a long, naive, rambling speech, called on the nonaligned countries to aim for the purity of the Libyan revolution.
People become attached to their anecdotes…" Minchin's powerful, entertaining polemic begins with demure thanksgiving and ends in frenzy, railing against the idea of a God who randomly homes in on Sam's mother's cataracts while ignoring a suffering world.
In the words of González Echevarría: "in proposing the dialectic between civilization and barbarism as the central conflict in Latin American culture Facundo gave shape to a polemic that began in the colonial period and continues to the present day".
The truth is, I have no idea if Diego and Sara had adopted the theories in Kipnis's polemic and begun breaking the bonds of monogamy, or if his inquiry were strictly an intellectual exercise.
The polemic in Córdoba began in mid-October, when Bishop Demetrio Fernández published an opinion article in ABC, a Spanish center-right daily newspaper.
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.
Emigrating to Russia at 23, Karavelov studied ethnography in Moscow, where he was greatly influenced by Russian radical thought, and soon began writing political polemics and tales and studies of his homeland for various periodicals.
In 1909, Schoenberg began to issue musical polemics, all of them brilliantly worded and most of them at odds with common sense.
Although Wallace had little interest in Communist ideology, his operatives began feeding him Party-line polemics.
Jewel became bishop of Salisbury in 1560 and began writing a series of polemics in which he propounded his theological views.
Indeed, as the years went by, he began to draw away from the polemics and to focus increasingly on his own life.
