Abram's desire to have an earthly heir and Paul's polemic regarding heavenly citizenship both point to a common core of communal responsibility and mutuality.
Critical views have emphasised various aspects of its story, finding in the work an increased empathy for women's thoughts and feelings, a call for a unifying language in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), and a polemic regarding the relation between tradition and modernity.
He said, "Given the present polemics regarding the handling of the epidemic associated with the heat wave, I prefer to be able to explain the action of the health services calmly".
The controversy promoted polemics regarding September Morn and censorship, and multiple editorial cartoons; one depicted a young woman bathing, only her head showing, with a caption attributed to Comstock reading "Don't you suppose I can imagine what is UNDER the water?".
The fluid replacement therapy in septic shock is a polemic issue, regarding the use of crystalloid versus colloid solutions.
But embracing that policy will be difficult as long as bills are written in private, politicians regard polemics as scholarship, and lobbyists can secure the coöperation of lawmakers by any means necessary.
While Lipton brings up many pressing issues regarding unemployment in the country, the show is not a polemic but rather a musing where people can gather over drinks and say to each other, "isn't this absurd?" I first heard Lipton and his "orchestra" -- Vito Dieterle (saxophone), Eben Levy (guitar), and Ian M. Riggs (bass) -- at Celebrate Brooklyn in 2007.
Fitzjames Stephen (1829 94) wrote Liberty, Equality, Fraternity (1873), acclaimed as an important work of conservative thought; it has also been regarded as closer to Hobbes' Leviathan (1651), a polemic defending law and order with little true conservative content (Townshend 1993).
Greer, who regards the bra as "ludicrous", has had her polemic reflexes tickled by my new book Woman as Design, devoting an entire page of splenetic "comment" in London's Guardian.
Plutarch's polemics were, then, motivated by his desire to advocate Platonism against what he regarded as misguided interpretations and criticisms on the part of Epicureans and Stoics.
