Sentence examples for polemic view from inspiring English sources

The polemic view of the relationship between stakeholders and corporations does not reflect the real world, in which solutions tend to be more complex than anything that can be achieved through unidirectional pressure.I have also found it hard to disagree with Mindy Lubber on many points.

Julie Gavras's wonderful film, "Blame It on Fidel," is a deeply political movie that sidesteps strident polemics by viewing the ideological conflicts within a French-Spanish family through the eyes of a smart, willful child.

(Stephen Holden) ★ 'BLAME IT ON FIDEL' (No rating, 99 minutes, in French) This smart, kind-hearted film, written and directed by Julie Gavras (daughter of Costa-Gavras), is a deeply political movie that sidesteps strident polemics by viewing the ideological conflicts within a French-Spanish family in 1970 through the eyes of a smart, willful 9-year-old girl (the wonderful Nina Kervel).

(Stephen Holden) ★ 'BLAME IT ON FIDEL' (No rating, 99 minutes, in French) This smart, kindhearted film, written and directed by Julie Gavras (daughter of Costa-Gavras), is a deeply political movie that sidesteps strident polemics by viewing the ideological conflicts within a French-Spanish family in 1970 through the eyes of a smart, willful 9-year-old girl (the wonderful Nina Kervel).

"The River of Lost Footsteps" is a balanced, thorough, and serious history, but it is also a polemic, firm in its view that the current international campaign — pursuing "this policy of isolating one of the most isolated countries in the world" — is moving in the wrong direction.

"The River of Lost Footsteps" is a balanced, thorough, and serious history, but it is also a polemic, firm in its view that the current international campaign pursuing "this policy of isolating one of the most isolated countries in the world"—is moving in the wrong direction.

Though there may be polemics involved (If x view can even be refuted by Sautrāntikas, what need is there to discuss the superiority of the Madhyamaka?), it appears that what is at work in an actual encouragement of his readers to seriously take on a Sautrāntika position, at least provisionally.

At the heart of the polemics lie divergent views on the very nature of American power.

Going well beyond the typical style guide's proscriptions against the passive voice, cliché, and so on, this polemic on writing takes the view that "the oppressive opaqueness" of much contemporary prose "is a moral issue".

We reserve the right, however, to reject without review Commentaries we view as too polemic or personal in nature.

Unlike Under the Gun, a polemic that seeks to change views on gun control, Newtown has survivors, their families and their community bearing witness.