Sentence examples for polemic might be from inspiring English sources

Alejandro González Iñárritu's black comedy won four awards, including best film and best director, at the 2015 Oscars, so it is possibly a little late to express bemusement that its anti-superhero polemic might be cementing itself in Hollywood.

I for one would rather be defended by someone who makes cogent arguments but doesn't care a jot about my welfare, than by someone whose heart is bleeding for my suffering but can't tell a logical argument from empty polemic, as heartfelt as such a polemic might be.

Although the suggestion that the NSM is teleological is polemic, it might be relevant to consider it.

As I stacked my books high, and watched my friends get buried in landslides of novels or avalanches of polemics, it struck me that this scene might be incomprehensible a generation from now.

An alternate title for "Gut Renovation," Su Friedrich's cranky, sarcastic documentary polemic about the gentrification of a Brooklyn neighborhood, might be "The Rape of Williamsburg".

Literature was pushed back into what might be considered its traditional role: not to launch polemics against specific injustices, but to come at problems obliquely — feeling for root causes, working in metaphor.

But perhaps – given the topic, given the times – now might be a time to lower the critical spotlight and give the polemic space.

While the text begged as many questions as might be expected of such a thesis, the pictures were a persuasive exercise in graphic polemic.

Kipnis, who, unfortunately, feels the need to preface her book with the explanation that a polemic is inherently extremist and not to be taken entirely seriously, suggests that the structure of marriage might be rethought.

Of course, this being a polemic, there's not much space given to how, exactly, the total disengagement with our individualist and capitalist society might be achieved.

Hopes and appraisals but even more polemics can be found [ 26, 45, 46].