Sentence examples for polemical but from inspiring English sources

The work is polemical but persuasively varied.

Her essays and non-fiction books were often polemical but always reasoned and scholarly.

That doesn't mean necessarily being directly polemical but it does mean not shying away.

Hitchens's critiques of Mother Teresa may come across as polemical, but it's far from the only criticism.

In this, as in other politically charged matters, Morris has, over the years, become less polemical but no less insistent.

Christopher's history was never polemical, but he did not shy away from positions that some of his readers found uncomfortable.

Both Oliver Twist and the memoirs are polemical works, but their targets are different.

It can seem a mere polemical illustration, but, given thought, it becomes a distillation of history, with a carefully measured, unexhausted potency.

It can seem a mere polemical illustration; but, given thought, it becomes a distillation of history with a carefully measured, unexhausted potency.

On Friday, we'll celebrate more polemical essays, but today, we honor articles that captured different (and often illogical) slices of American life.

(The politique des auteurs — the emphasis on the director's persona — is no mere polemical position but a report from the front row).