Sentence examples for polemics of from inspiring English sources
His Facetiae (1438 52), a collection of humorous, often indecent tales, contains vigorous satires on monks, clerics, and rival scholars such as Francesco Filelfo, Guarino, and Lorenzo Valla, with whom Poggio engaged in some of the most notorious and vituperative polemics of a polemical age.
Beside these examples, the polemics of more recent periods seem tame, or else gross and venomous.
In the Middle Ages Epicurus was known through Cicero and the polemics of the Church Fathers.
Counterbalancing the antiprelatical tracts of 1641 42 are the antimonarchical polemics of 1649 55.
Throughout, he seeks to avoid what he refers to as the "polemics of punditry".
What has to strike us now is the angry polemics of the piece.
Neither is New York's inevitable habit of exaggerating the politics and polemics of helping the needy.
-- a strategy that fit the polemics of the Garden City movement.
New Music, New York was also defined by the musical polemics of its time.
was named polemic of the year.
From the start, they deny that their book is a polemic of right against left.
