Sentence examples for polemic not from inspiring English sources

But "The Wrecking Crew" is a polemic, not a dissertation.

This is clearly a polemic, not an objective article with major gaps in the 'analysis'analysis

Making it any more explicit meant "writing a polemic, not a story".

Andrew Gilligan London SE10 Many years ago, the then editor of the Observer said to me that he employed Nick Cohen for his polemic, not for his use of facts.

But that would make for a polemic, not drama.

"Right to Exist," by Yaacov Lozowick, the director of archives at Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust Museum, and "The Case for Israel," by Alan Dershowitz of Harvard Law School, are polemics, not works of scholarship.

Grass's intemperate pronouncements in the past few decades have scarcely driven German public opinion or foreign policy, and his best works — such as "The Tin Drum," "Cat and Mouse," "Dog Years," and probably his memoir, too — will be read long after the political polemics, not to mention the current storm over his belated confession, have been forgotten.

"I am for polemic, but not in a vacuum.

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

Alas, even Bradsher doubtless knows that his polemic will not change a thing.

But when he goes beyond that and seeks to repeal the global economy, this endearing book becomes a polemic, if not a screed.