Sentence examples for polemic with a from inspiring English sources

At UC Berkeley, we are replacing this longstanding polemic with a triptych of interrelated and overlapping terms: autonomy privacy, information privacy, and information security.

Last month, the Appalachian writer Elizabeth Catte published a spiky polemic with a helpfully direct title, "What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia".

You could walk out of the cinema thinking you'd seen 100 minutes of anti-abortion polemic, with a side order of "paedophiles aren't necessarily all that bad"; however, I think the clue is in the title.

Last year the coal seam gas exposé Frackman arrived, a terror-inducing polemic with a premise like a B-grade horror movie: the ground beneath us has literally been sold and filled with poison.

With genial rhetorical flair, Jesse Bering "PhD" kicks off his perv polemic with a humorous account of his own cloistered gay childhood and outlandish masturbatory tools (a textbook picture of a Neanderthal).

"Frederick Douglass Now" may be a polemic, yet it's a genuinely entertaining polemic with a lingering point and a personal benchmark for this remarkable artist.

Even if his musical projects since have been shorter-lived (his 1990s group Lard delivered his traditional polemic with an industrial rock backing) Biafra has not been idle.

This elegant conservative polemic, with an introduction by Bellow, argued that Disney and Derrida had done for liberal culture in America.

It was also attacked as an anti-labor polemic with an upper-class bias.

In 1332 Palamas entered into a theological dispute that lasted for a quarter of a century and involved polemics with a series of Greek and Latin scholastic theologians and certain rationalistic humanists.

David Bentley Hart provides a bold correction of the New Atheists's misrepresentations of the Christian past, countering their polemics with a brilliant account of Christianity and its message of human charity as the most revolutionary movement in all of Western history.