Sentence examples for polemical hearing from inspiring English sources

The overarching goal of this research was to explore opportunities in using social media as a means of obtaining an alternative view of perceptions of cattle grazing on public lands that is distinct from those that emerge in a polemical hearing or meeting, and broader than those provided by specific questions in a survey.

Whatever the provenance, Fox News viewers get a one-two punch of polemical reinforcement: They hear it from a leading network host and also from the president himself.

You might hear polemical words on a movie flouting family values and offending decency and good for them for saying so.

I'm not sure; but for the time being, I suspect that "outsiders" to the debate may still be able to hear things — make contributions — that the more polemical insiders might not be able to do as well.

His best songs — "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," "Whitey on the Moon," "We Almost Lost Detroit" — are rarely heard on classic-rock radio; they're too eccentric and polemical and might kill a workingman's lunchtime buzz.

The best songs are those you may have already heard: the stately swell and longing harmonies of the single, Leaving New York, and the cold, polemical fury of the internet-previewed Final Straw ("Who died and lifted you up to perfection?").

He wrote polemical journalism.

It was a polemical reaction.

Pow! Wonderful, robust, polemical stuff.

"I was never that polemical.

The polemical is political, after all.