Sentence examples for polemical line from inspiring English sources

It also codified a polemical line that has, unexpectedly, become a war horse of hawkish bloggers.

Jacobi's many polemical divagations apart, the main line of the defence is very simple.

Of course, polemical letters are more fun.

He seemed less didactic, less polemical; his delivery softened the lines.

She also became known for her polemical writings, which adopted a critical line deriving from the Latin American critics of the "cultural hegemony" exerted by the United States (notably Marta Traba) and the Latino identity-politics movement.

Contrast the polemical view advanced by Geulen 2006, Ch. 6.

There is a polemical point to this bloodletting, of course, because this is a nationalist garden.

Yet the punch line for most lawyer jokes is not about the polemical nature of these practitioners.

Cobbett, the polemical journalist, was admired by Chesterton and is in a direct line to today's Private Eye (its former editor Richard Ingrams is a biographer).

Last year, Badalona, with a population of 220,000, elected a hard-line conservative mayor, Xavier García Albiol, "in part due to his polemical views linking immigrants from Romania and other countries to crime and promising a tougher stance on illegal immigration," the United States Department of State said in its most recent human rights report on Spain.

The argument is forceful and passionate, but its polemical tone is wearying.