Sentence examples for polemical manner from inspiring English sources

In looking at Carter's music, I am proposing no such blanket condemnation, and at least not in such a thoroughly polemical manner.

His enemies, particularly Stanislav and Páleč, wrote a large number of polemical treatises against him, which he answered in an equally vigorous manner.

Wolfe's style is elucidatory rather than polemical.

Loos's interest in fashion was in large part polemical.

Sand's own manner in print and in person is urgent rather than polemical; more deadpan than diatribe.

A highly respected tastemaker and connoisseur of modern art, Barr was also a risk taker and a polemical figure; among his colleagues he was known for having a dictatorial manner and an unrelentingly dogmatic approach.

It's no great surprise to hear Changez drop his sinuously self-deprecating manner towards the end, in favour of something more finger-waggingly polemical: "I had always resented the manner in which America conducted itself in the world; your country's constant interference in the affairs of others was insufferable.

He concludes by describing Mr Kissinger as a "deceitful and humourless toad", a phrase that captures his polemical and relentless assault on all of Mr Kissinger's attributes, from his "rather gross" manners to his alleged war crimes.

He wrote polemical journalism.

It was a polemical reaction.

Pow! Wonderful, robust, polemical stuff.