Sentence examples for polemical message from inspiring English sources

By the time I graduated from college, in 1983 — with, as it happens, Friedan as the commencement speaker — the polemical message of "The Feminine Mystique" had been firmly established as the new orthodoxy.

— Byron In 1948, a year before the publication of Aldo Leopold's "A Sand County Almanac," which became a central text for anyone interested in environmental values, a more polemical but no less heartfelt environmental message appeared in an unusual venue.

Fast Food Nation, directed by Richard Linklater from Eric Schlosser's 2001 polemical book, was hard to take with its message that meat is murder and corporations are bad.

Uncompromising and often strident, Dr. Miller preached her message with an often messianic fervor and a polemical style of argument that cost her support from early admirers.

He wrote polemical journalism.

It was a polemical reaction.

Pow! Wonderful, robust, polemical stuff.

Rock and roll did not have a message, unless it was: "Let's party (and if you can't find a partner, use a wooden chair)." Or maybe, at its most polemical, "Roll over, Beethoven".

The polemical is political, after all.

"I was never that polemical.

Opinionated but never, ever polemical.