Sentence examples for polemic by from inspiring English sources

Dieudonné finished his polemic by raising his arm and crying, "Isra-heil".

The quote is from "Can She Be Stopped?", a polemic by John Podhoretz, a conservative columnist.

Ford ends his stimulating polemic by arguing for a more "nuanced" approach to civil rights.

What happened next is the subject of the latest polemic by the conservative columnist Peter Hitchens.

It is a brilliant polemic by a sensationally gifted 24-year-old applying German philosophy to existing conditions with a sure eye on the revolution to come.

An initial provocation by actor Barnaby Power is met by an anti-capitalist polemic by Pauline Goldsmith and countered with a fuzzy-edged humanitarian plea by Elicia Daly.

On Freedom: Powerful Polemics by Supporters of Belarus Free Theatre is published by Oberon Books.

Since then, there have been histories, academic studies, polemics by enthusiasts, and novels, numbering in the hundreds.

Julie Gavras's wonderful film, "Blame It on Fidel," is a deeply political movie that sidesteps strident polemics by viewing the ideological conflicts within a French-Spanish family through the eyes of a smart, willful child.

For the early "Against [X]" polemics by the likes of Augustine, Athanasius, or Tertullian ("Adversus Marcionem"), nothing less than the fate of the Church was at stake; their scorching blasts were designed to shore up correct orthodoxy against a heretical enemy whom they aimed to drive into exile.

(Stephen Holden) ★ 'BLAME IT ON FIDEL' (No rating, 99 minutes, in French) This smart, kind-hearted film, written and directed by Julie Gavras (daughter of Costa-Gavras), is a deeply political movie that sidesteps strident polemics by viewing the ideological conflicts within a French-Spanish family in 1970 through the eyes of a smart, willful 9-year-old girl (the wonderful Nina Kervel).