Sentence examples for polemical though from inspiring English sources

Trump's characterizations of the press are clearly opinions, and obviously polemical, though they are ominous, as the Republican Senator John McCain said last month, because attacks on the press like Trump's are "how dictators get started".

For the Tories there is William Hague who is skilled at polemical combat though less sure at delivering serious argument.

For now, though, the contest remains polemical.

The drumbeat of public opinion against so-called fracking, which involves cracking rocks and injecting chemicals to release oil or gas, is growing louder — even though the polemical "Gasland" missed out on the Academy Award for best documentary last week.

Each author, though, has a polemical project, something to put in place of mere Bumpology.

A similar, though slightly less polemical, vision suffuses the major Settlement exhibition, with its artifacts, textual panels, statues and dioramas.

The latter's assault on the practices of pharmaceutical experimenting, though no less polemical, displays a greater and more deadly fictional craft.

Mark Thompson, the director-general of the BBC, said at a seminar last December that he thought the case for polemical, opinionated news channels was "persuasive", though the BBC's own news coverage would remain impartial.

But perhaps his greatest flaw as a reviewer is that he seems pathologically unable to consider the book a novel; he locks horns with it as though it were a polemical work, or one of unmediated political commentary.

Writing in The Times's Book Review, Ellen Ullman, a novelist and former computer programmer, says Mr. Morozov "is taking up the cause of human values against those of the machine," though she adds that his "polemical tone is wearying".

Though some critics found the book polemical, others praised its dreamlike milieu, musical language and ambitious scope.