Sentence examples for polemical concerns from inspiring English sources

Unlike that tireless agitator Ken Loach, they are driven by polemical concerns only in passing.

FitzRalph was a prolific author and most of the works from his mature period are of a theological or pastoral nature, or, indeed, polemical writings concerned with the anti-mendicant controversy.

Covering areas of international public concern, these polemical, accessible texts include reflections on the fate of schools and education, the takeover of public institutions by private interests, and the corruption of news and information in the financial sector.

Citizens United itself concerned a slashing polemical documentary about Hillary Rodham Clinton paid for by a conservative advocacy corporation that wanted to distribute the film on a video-on-demand service during the Democratic presidential primaries in 2008, when Mrs. Clinton was seeking the party's nomination.

Still, some of Maritain's writings are polemical and, because much of his concern (especially in the history of philosophy) was to address very specific philosophical and theological issues of his time, they often have a rather dated character.

Often it reflects a strong social concern, sometimes it is highly polemical.

A cartoon version of Howard Zinn's polemical "A People's History of American Empire" is also a concern; Joe Sacco's "Palestine" "is yet worse".

Hitchens's critique is polemical – his 1995 book on her is framed with attacks on religion in general – but it airs concerns raised by an Indian doctor, Aroup Chatterjee.

The text concerns the difficulties facing black filmmakers, and while Ms. McIntyre provides witty physical illustration, her piece never veers into the polemical.

He wrote polemical journalism.

It was a polemical reaction.