Sentence examples for polemic of from inspiring English sources
was named polemic of the year.
From the start, they deny that their book is a polemic of right against left.
It's full of marvels, a beguiling mix of criticism and polemic, of memoir and manifesto.
Some critics, however, perceived "Art" as the polemic of a closet philistine who was mocking modernism, if not modernity.
In a famous polemic of 1908, "Ornament and Crime," the Viennese architect Adolf Loos had argued that ornate decoration was a grotesque relic of humanity's unwholesome past.
"Tonight, Chelsea deserved a penalty," Mourinho said in one of his many postgame interviews before turning that into a polemic of dubious decisions favoring certain teams in Italy.
He writes without a trace of polemic or of facile retrospective moralizing.
-- a strategy that fit the polemics of the Garden City movement.
Counterbalancing the antiprelatical tracts of 1641 42 are the antimonarchical polemics of 1649 55.
Beside these examples, the polemics of more recent periods seem tame, or else gross and venomous.
In the Middle Ages Epicurus was known through Cicero and the polemics of the Church Fathers.
