Sentence examples for polemic from from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Fry is following in a long tradition of religious polemic, from Job to Blake and beyond.

My only criticism is that the final state-of-the-nation rounding off sounds more a polemic from Gary Owen than from F-off Effie.

César Chelala, New York Too much debt Another week, another lumbering, leaden polemic from Paul Krugman over the twin evils of Republicanism and the cutting of government spending ("The Mellon doctrine," Views, April 4).

Such conversations are marked by heady, bristling and often confusing language, best digested in snatches; take this typical polemic from Mr. Kioussis about a collection of 1960's Dutch pop, generally known as Nederbeat.

The most high-profile and revolutionary entry was The Emperor's New Clothes, a populist polemic from director Michael Winterbottom (24 Hour Party People, The Trip to Italy) and comedian/activist Russell Brand.

Possible reasons could be historical reasons such as the tight bond between the Orthodox Church and state, along with the antievolutionary polemic from Church circles or from various Christian organizations (analytically in Prinou et al. 2008).

"I think people like to get their polemics from television.

Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from the Vatican and a few Islamic countries about abortion and sexual mores.

During certain weeks this fall, as many as half of The Times's 10 best-selling nonfiction hardcover books were political polemics from one side or the other, and each, it seemed, rang nastier than the last.

A few weeks later, President Bush announced that the… Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from… There is no abstract available for this article, but its contents are reflected in the displayed keywords.

The New Yorker, September 12 , 1994P. 7 Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from the Vatican and a few Islamic countries about abortion and sexual mores.