Sentence examples for these polemic from inspiring English sources

Aksamija's work repurposes anti-Muslim imagery, used in posters and other forms of popular protest across Europe, into road signs critiquing these polemic reactions.

7 9 These polemic discussions have only been strengthened by the recognition that the prevalence of ADHD continues to rise, 10 a fact that many advocate is the result of lax diagnostic and prescribing practices, and widening of the diagnostic criteria used to define the disorder.

He posted these polemics on his company's Web site.

Despite these polemics, the mood in Paris is one of thaw.

These polemics are all similar, argues David Buckingham, in that children are not seen as differentiated as TV viewers.

Buckingham adds that what makes all these polemics questionable is the one-dimensional analysis of the electronic media as causes of terrible tendencies among children.

Lee is, of course, fully aware of this incongruity and it has become fundamental to his live act and his BBC2 series Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, where these polemics will eventually appear.

"All these polemics, for me, are unacceptable," he said, insisting that the I.S.U. was taking the high ground by avoiding public comment on the details of the case until the legal process has played out.

She links her personal life with public politics in the Bush interregnum, when these polemics were written, the connection being enforced silence and how she learned to speak, and write, for herself.

However, in this case because of the context of the piece, the result of these polemics constitutes a more dramatic and sad outcome.

Sometimes these polemics resulted in bitter animosity, as in his interchange with Christoph Sigwart (see e.g. Marty 1884 and Sigwart 1889).