Sentence examples for polemical work from inspiring English sources

This is a declamatory, polemical work and no more so than in its treatment of Islam.

Again, the observation is accurate, but it does no useful polemical work.

It's interesting, then, to observe the steadily increasing prominence of frankly polemical work within the walls of the museum.

But I regret to report that the edgy spirit of Mr. Leroy's polemical work is otherwise not in evidence here.

John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt, in their polemical work "The Israel Lobby," have it wrong: They argue, unpersuasively, that American support for Israel hurts America.

So he switched gears: "I had to write the book I needed to read in order to write the shorter polemical work I had envisioned".

Both Oliver Twist and the memoirs are polemical works, but their targets are different.

The dispute over this teaching gave rise to several polemical works and brought condemnations from Charlemagne and his court and Popes Adrian I and Leo III.

The Sven Lindqvist of such fiercely polemical works as these is remote from the teenager who first became obsessed with literature.

Knowledge of the pre-Wycliffite English renditions stems from the many actual manuscripts that have survived and from secondary literature, such as booklists, wills, citations by later authors, and references in polemical works that have preserved the memory of many a translation effort.

They were often polemical works, with titles such as "The War Against the Terror Masters" and "The Iranian Time Bomb," and were filled with sweeping statements like "Islamic fundamentalism, of which the ideology of the Iranian regime is a textbook case, draws much of its inspiration from Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin".