Sentence examples for some polemic from inspiring English sources

In one rhapsodic sub-bridge, which sounds a little like a languid Pink Floyd track, Barnes assures his lover that "you and I are friends, not some polemic to be puzzled over".

This paper is intended as an introduction to the field for the "uninitiated", while at the same time highlighting some polemic issues that may be of interest to those specialising in bulk nanomaterials produced by SPD.

Over the past few years she made a conscious decision to back some polemics.

They do not aim to exalt or justify contemporary institutions or to scour the past for proof texts in order to score cheap points in some ephemeral polemic.

Some academic blogs are pure polemic; some are substantive and scholarly, bringing to the national conversation a bit of policy perspective grounded in actual research and expertise.

Although most of these new works were translations of basic canonical texts, some were polemics that targeted both Buddhism and Hinduism.

The distinction between oikophiles and oikophobes may not hold water, but it gives Scruton a launch-pad for some effective polemics.

Some subtle polemics are detectable in glosses that he wrote to an important work of Islamic theology.

"Washington Rules" is a tough-minded, bracing and intelligent polemic against some 60 years of American militarism.

I had intended to open this polemic with some version of this true story: earlier this summer, I was having dinner with friends and our conversation turned to the role of the veil in Islam, starting with how to explain a burkha to a son raised to believe that men and women are equal, before leading into the veil's potential as a form of oppression against women.

It's overflowing with highfalutin scientific polemic, and some of the details about the distorted space-time continuum and the data the crew must collect while traversing other planets gets muddied along the way, at least for anyone who doesn't count astrophysics among his or her hobbies.