Sentence examples for polemic fails from inspiring English sources
Washington's polemic fails in two ways.
Is it time to replace economics with accounting as "the dismal science"?Ronal BhagatNew YorkSlumming it?SIR – Your lengthy polemic on Kenya failed to live up to the well-deserved reputation of The Economist for informed, incisive prose on international affairs ("The view from the slums", June 29th).
This is because Malik's following keenly understands what polemics on both sides fail to grasp – that there is no dichotomy between being a pop superstar and identifying as a Muslim.
As globalization polemics go, the book is rather restrained.
Few Iranians have failed to notice the polarisation and keen polemic between reformers and fundamentalists building up over recent years.
The programme makers failed to properly inform Wunsch that the programme he would appear in was a polemic.
As well as the reviews, the book contains a fractious debate with Mr Dennett, and a somewhat more measured one with Mr Chalmers.These will be enjoyable for those who like philosophical polemic, but they do little to dispel the impression that Mr Searle and some of his critics fail to give a rational account of why they disagree.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's argument that the left has for the best of reasons failed to call out unacceptable beliefs and practices in ethnic minority communities is the best-written polemic in the book, whether you agree with it or not.
("Fail again, fail better").
Asian leaders watch the U.S. bail out its banks and other companies and launch into angry polemics of American hypocrisy, remembering that during the Asia crisis a decade ago, the U.S. and other Western countries insisted Asian countries let their weak banks fail and make other tough market reforms to gain access to International Monetary Fund rescue money they desperately needed.
