Sentence examples for polemic part from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a difficult work to summarise, a generic hybrid: it is part undercover investigation, part political polemic, part history and part autobiography.

Based on 15 interviews, whose subjects range from artist and musician Bill Drummond to Judi Dench, the book is part memoir, part polemic, part reportage and part poetry.

The book grows into a strange hybrid: part science primer, part polemic, part self-help, part satire and part melodramatic novel.

Part polemic, part history, and part "talk with the people" "Open Veins" has at its heart what many critics now consider a simplistic model of dependency, and a fuzzy prediction that Latin America is "entering times of rebellion and change".

His book works as a polemic in part because it is wonderfully readable.

Polemics are part of the furniture at Hedgeye.

Part memoir, part polemic, it's informative and beautifully written but suffers from an identity crisis not too dissimilar from Bolick's own.

Part philosophy, part polemic, Zaid addresses the contemporary reader's dilemma: how can we cope with the tide of print that threatens to engulf us?

Part memoir, part polemic, it purports to take a "cold, hard look at the changing face of Britain, using the seaside vista of Brighton as a focal point".

The film, part polemic and part character assassination, presents President Bush as a buffoon and his administration as having filched the 2000 election, ignored the terrorist threats before Sept. 11, 2001, and manipulated the facts and public opinion to justify a war against Iraq.

Part memoir, part polemic, Fight Like a Girl details Ford's growth from a girl with an eating disorder who wanted to be liked by the boys ("Being complicit in your own silence," she writes), to a woman finding her voice, feminism and a sisterhood of "girl gangs".