Sentence examples for potent polemic from inspiring English sources

Made "by former Romney supporters," the result is a potent polemic -- combining Ken Burns' style, the darkness of the "Daisy" ad, and a bottomless reservoir of immutable rage -- that paints Romney as a dark-hearted, vicious-minded, boodle-craving technocrat-privateer.

And it is a very powerful polemic indeed.

"Moolaade" is certainly a potent and timely polemic against a custom that many Africans are turning against, but its dramatic richness comes from the generous, patient precision with which Mr. Sembene observes that social order in all its complex, sometimes contradictory aspects.

As a call to arms, it remains one of the most potent works of polemic since The Cradle Will Rock.

Yet this is no polemic.

WHATEVER happened to American polemic?

A polemic would end here.

Rosenberg's polemic was rangier.

How much is polemic?

It is a polemic.

Vásquez offers no polemic.