Sentence examples for polemical in from inspiring English sources
"It's polemical in good fun.
You can be pretty polemical in a novel.
His style is utterly clear, brusque, funny and polemical in the best way.
"Daimler-Benz in the Third Reich" isn't polemical in tone; its devastating facts speak for themselves.
Content is in some cases overtly polemical, in others lyrical and ornamental.
Do you have to consciously make those feelings less polemical in your fiction than the way you feel them in real life?
Journalism often takes on a polemical cast in countries in which libel laws are not stringent.
He was unpopular among the settlers and ignored by local authorities, but he aroused philanthropic sentiment in Britain with his lecture tour in 1826 and his expertly polemical Researches in South Africa (1828).
Hecht is a J-Dub, a Chabadnik preacher widely admired in the community for his polemical skills in English.
When he finally mustered the courage to perform it in public, he provoked heatedly polemical responses in the Tunisian press.
The first aimed to bring sober, dispassionate analysis and a skeptical temper to questions of domestic policy; the second specialized in devising cogent, often highly polemical arguments in favor of a militarily aggressive foreign policy.
