Sentence examples for the polemic between from inspiring English sources

In June, I discussed the polemic between Spike Lee and Clint Eastwood over the latter's Iwo Jima diptych that led to the former's new film, "Miracle at St. Anna," detailing the experience of black American soldiers in the Italian campaign of the Second World War.

In the 14th century the epiclesis became an issue in the polemics between Greeks and Latins, because all Eastern eucharistic prayers included an invocation of the Holy Spirit while the Roman canon of the mass did not.

Further, in 1413 1414 he played a dominant role in the Disputation at Tortosa, a major public polemic between the Jewish convert to Christianity Geronimo de Santa Fe (formerly Joshua Lorki), who represented the pope, and delegates from many Jewish communities in Christian Spain.

The polemic view of the relationship between stakeholders and corporations does not reflect the real world, in which solutions tend to be more complex than anything that can be achieved through unidirectional pressure.I have also found it hard to disagree with Mindy Lubber on many points.

In a recent essay announcing his new-found conservatism in The Village Voice, Mr. Mamet described the play as "a polemic between persons of two opposing views".

He became head of the school and archdeacon of Paris c. 1100, but retired in 1108, probably because of the violent polemics between him and Abelard over the doctrine of universals.

Few Iranians have failed to notice the polarisation and keen polemic between reformers and fundamentalists building up over recent years.

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.