Sentence examples for sharp polemic from inspiring English sources
As it happens, I agree with French feminist Elisabeth Badinter, who, in her short, sharp polemic The Conflict, argues that intensive, obsessive mothering bodes ill for women's equality.
Indeed, she is essentially presenting the argument that Susan Faludi made in her sharp 1991 polemic, "Backlash," but from a right-wing perspective.
Two weeks before, Coulter had published a sharp, calculatedly obnoxious polemic called "¡Adios, America!
Based on a long interview conducted in 1990 - with considerable foresight - by the producer Colin McCabe and director Bernard Rose, it brings the subject right in front you, as if reborn: alive, not very well, but fizzing with ideas, memories, polemics and the occasional sharp comment.
In books like "Against Love: A Polemic" and "How to Become a Scandal," Laura Kipnis has combined sharp analysis with blistering wit to challenge prevailing notions about love and sex, power and desire, hubris and retribution in American life.
Polemic comes alive when it is grounded in detail, and Goldsmith conducts his argument using an expansive array of vivid supporting material – topographies, interiors, and sharp human portraits.
WHATEVER happened to American polemic?
A polemic would end here.
Rosenberg's polemic was rangier.
