Sentence examples for polemic has from inspiring English sources

This cutely implemented polemic has a dated flavor.

A vitriolic anti-Spanish polemic has long dominated the historiography of early modern Italy.

Benedict XVI offered his regrets, but the polemic has not abated.

The minister's support aside, the polemic has struck a heavy blow to Orelsan's burgeoning career.

While Mr. Sarkozy's approval ratings had been steadily declining even before the scandal, the polemic has so far been a boon to Mediapart.

They exist because Doughty Street leftist polemic has proven to be both popular and profitable, so if it works for the left then why not for the right?

Meanwhile, his polemics had hardened.

Then it struck me that maybe polemics have crept into hunting.

When I had been a working journalist, politics had provided me with a situation, and polemics had given me my story.

Verdi was deeply offended by his remarks, and by 1868, when Mefistofele was produced at Milan, Boito's polemics had provoked so much hostility that a near riot resulted.

It was 30 seconds of hi-jinks among friends, or maybe it was calculated, but needless to say the magazine went big with the photo, and the polemics have been raging ever since.