Sentence examples for polemical topic from inspiring English sources
Riquelme is a polemical topic in his homeland, a masculine version of a latter-day Eva Perón.
The issue of unemployment and its varied manifestations in shape and time make it a somewhat polemical topic when dealing with secular variations.
The 1609 expulsion of the Moriscos (converted Moors), the correct governance of Spain's overseas colonies, and the exploitation of African slaves are often considered as covertly polemical topics for Don Quixote's alert readers.
While fertilizers are a vitally important way to maintain healthy soils, the topic has remained a polemical issue.
His own literary contribution lay in his topical polemical writings.
By the end of Part I he had also added polemical essays and introductions to various topics.
Despite its topic, the exhibit is not polemical, he said.
The topic is traced through Milton's polemical treatise The Reason of Church Government, the poem Ad Patrem, and the author's correspondence.
Today, such plays, which encouraged the treatment of a single topic in a manner that was often polemical, have almost disappeared because of the fashion for multi-part series that will usually feature cops or docs in some form.
Even a brief skim of the vast literature on the topic is not remotely plausible in this article; and the primary literature is in any case more often polemical than enlightening.
He wrote polemical journalism.
