Sentence examples for such a polemic from inspiring English sources

President Nicolas Sarkozy said Friday evening he had "no time to lose with such a polemic".

No self-respecting writer would deliver such a polemic today, and if there is one adjective to describe Bill Turque's "Inventing Al Gore," that adjective has to be "evenhanded".

I for one would rather be defended by someone who makes cogent arguments but doesn't care a jot about my welfare, than by someone whose heart is bleeding for my suffering but can't tell a logical argument from empty polemic, as heartfelt as such a polemic might be.

In Part I of the Second Discourse, Rousseau's focus is slightly different and occurs in the context of a polemic against philosophers (such as natural law theorists like Condillac) who attribute to primitive human beings a developed capacity for abstract reasoning.

Few readers of these sentences are likely to conclude that such a volume represents "careless polemics".

Pearson's book is not a manifesto, it is an ambivalent polemic, if such a thing is possible.

Quite why it has languished so long in obscurity can only be explained by the fact that Bleasdale was producing brilliant social polemics at such a rate that they tended to disappear on the pile.

What is it about Ms. Bhutto that inspires such polemic and such pain?

Without turning the novel into a polemic, Govier persuasively conveys Audubon's lonely sense that such pronouncements will be dismissed as alarmist and even offensive.

Why did I obviously think such care necessary, even while being painfully aware of the irony of this being a polemic about censorship?

Laura Kipnis, the author of "Against Love," a polemic about the cultural constraints that inspire wrongheaded notions of love, suggested that society may put such a premium on marriage or couplehood that lovers are inspired to overreach.