Sentence examples for polemical reaction from inspiring English sources

It was a polemical reaction.

The most polemical reactions have been offered by orchestras' ostensible supporters, most aggressively in a report in 1993 by the American Symphony Orchestra League that urged orchestras to redecorate their halls, introduce more popular music, enforce racial diversity onstage and reach out to new audiences by changing their focus and mission.

To a certain extent, the identity museum is a polemical response to such museums.

In fact, I think that Boltzmann's rather aggressive reactions to Zermelo and Ostwald should be compared to other polemical exchanges in which he was involved, and sometimes initiated himself (e.g. against Clausius, Tait, Planck, and Bertrand — not to mention his essay on Schopenhauer).

The urge for clarity produces a reaction against obscurantism, which since Jonathan Swift, has been a part of the English polemical tradition.

Pow! Wonderful, robust, polemical stuff.

He wrote polemical journalism.

The polemical is political, after all.

Witness poetry was testimonial rather than polemical.

Of course, polemical letters are more fun.

"I was never that polemical.