Sentence examples for polemic eating from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Safran Foer's recent polemic Eating Animals makes much of the contrast between our love for our pets and our complacency at the horrors of the factory farm and the abattoir.
Turkey of the year List of the Lost by Morrissey (Penguin) Where to begin with this slight, 118-page novel about sex, murder and a school running team (with at least one over-familiar polemic about eating meat along the way)?
Hodder & Stoughton; 416 pages; £12A passionate polemic for shopping, cooking and eating in tune with the seasons, and with toddlers and grandparents in tow.Click to buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk8.
Panayi's book, Spicing up Britain, is a detailed survey of British eating habits since 1850 rather than any kind of polemic.
Part memoir, part polemic, Fight Like a Girl details Ford's growth from a girl with an eating disorder who wanted to be liked by the boys ("Being complicit in your own silence," she writes), to a woman finding her voice, feminism and a sisterhood of "girl gangs".
Guardian Australia's Brigid Delaney wrote: "Part memoir, part polemic, Fight Like a Girl details Ford's growth from a girl with an eating disorder who wanted to be liked by the boys ('Being complicit in your own silence,' she writes), to a woman finding her voice, feminism and a sisterhood of 'girl gangs'".
Bob Granleese described Joanna Blythman's The Food We Eat, reprinted by Penguin on the first day of the decade, as a "wonderfully irate and persuasive polemic on Britain's so-called food culture" while Alex Renton chose Shopped for being "gripping and shocking.
WHATEVER happened to American polemic?
A polemic would end here.
