Sentence examples for polemical discourse from inspiring English sources
BGL adds: "Perhaps this explosion of emotion and polemical discourse from either side of the debate needs to stop, and focus instead on the people who work in the market, use the market, and the potential audience that it could be opened up to".
Moreover, in contemporary political discourse the word is often employed as a polemical term whose strong emotional charge occludes its somewhat vague descriptive meaning.
During his time as abbot, Symeon wrote Hymns of Divine Love (completed during his exile), the Discourses, and many letters and polemical works which have been lost.
These pamphlets were reasoned discourses, though with the arrival of the French Revolution, pamphlets once again became powerful polemical weapons.
Our frank description of the shortcomings of these policies, based on rigorous research, and never polemical or accusatory, surprises political leaders and health managers, who are accustomed to official data, censored evaluations and discourse of justification.
He wrote polemical journalism.
It was a polemical reaction.
Pow! Wonderful, robust, polemical stuff.
The polemical is political, after all.
"I was never that polemical.
