Sentence examples for put the polemic from inspiring English sources
So, will the outcome of the trial in The Hague put the polemic to rest?
This gestalt shift in understanding did not happen easily and as Greven et al. put it 'Polemic was rife and good sense in abeyance.' (Greven et al. 2003, p. 24).
Ahead of every Games, there are polemical issues, but during the Olympics the celebration is so big and nice that all the polemics are put aside, at least for a moment".
Until Lustig came along, the last time an academic forcefully put forward the sugar-as-toxin thesis was in the 1970s, when John Yudkin, a leading authority on nutrition in the United Kingdom, published a polemic on sugar called "Sweet and Dangerous".
The two-act piece, which focuses on four female rebels, puts psychology before polemics.
However, the polemic will, and should, go on much longer.
"But once foreign papers start writing, the polemic starts.
The polemic argued for the value of popular appeal.
They only have the polemic and the politics.
Lee Siegel mourns the lost art of the polemic.
This morning they even dragged the Minister of War, General Luque, into the polemic.
