Sentence examples for raging polemic from inspiring English sources

Le Pen has been largely absent from the political scene for several weeks and has refrained from adding her 10 cents' worth to the raging polemic over the burkini and rows about security following deadly attacks by Islamic fundamentalists, both fertile ground for her party.

In raging, humorous polemics like "James Taylor Marked for Death," Bangs savaged the artistic pretensions and virtuosic self-indulgence of the hippie aristocracy and formulated a countervision of rock as a raw, spontaneous blurt of emotion untrammeled by taste or skill.

At the same time United's supporters are trying to figure out the ongoing issue with De Gea and Real Madrid and the complex set of circumstances that has left the most friction between the two clubs since Cristiano Ronaldo was in a similar position and Ferguson was mentioning General Franco in his long polemics and raging – inaccurately, as it turned out – that he would not "sell that lot a virus".

It was 30 seconds of hi-jinks among friends, or maybe it was calculated, but needless to say the magazine went big with the photo, and the polemics have been raging ever since.

This only helps to perpetuate the confusion and allow Uganda's achievement to become lost in the polemics of abstinence-versus-condoms raging in the north American "culture wars".

But I was raging.

A raging drug war?

But Wednesday's collapses at the ancient city engulfed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79 are likely to fuel the polemics that have raged over the upkeep of the site since the so-called House of Gladiators crumbled in early November.

His rhetoric against her prose, his charm against her earnestness, his polemic rage against her vitriolic charges.

In an extraordinarily painful and funny polemic, "The Prisoner of Sex," he raged against the radical feminists.

It is pure polemic, a raging against the dying light of a more decent age.