Sentence examples for to polemic from inspiring English sources

Like Susan Sontag, Katie Roiphe is no stranger to polemic.

As Banerjee saw it, both positions owed more to polemic and conjecture than empirical evidence.

It has Platinum's violence and swagger, overlaid with Kojima's focus on cinematic storytelling and attention to polemic.

Telling Times displays her intellectual and creative range, from travel writing to polemic, taut reportage to literary criticism.

Reinforcing that approach — visible in Doctorow's meticulously inductive construction, and in his affable indifference to polemic — is an even earlier influence, the Bronx High School of Science, which Doctorow attended in the 1940's.

At moments like that you can't help feeling that Roiphe's brawny authorial presence is better suited to polemic (like her previous books), where her energetically wielded bits of evidence aren't so likely to kill the reader's buzz.

This category encompasses everything from "wild memoirs" to travel books, and poetic journeys to polemics.

She is no stranger to polemics, and is not reluctant to declare herself an adversary.

After work, at Fordham or alone in his rented room in Chelsea, he made single-channel videos, which were more attuned to polemics than to art.

After the second world war, Ricoeur's aversion to polemics allowed him to be overshadowed by more flamboyant colleagues.

It's a frank exploration of a topic that considers both sides, when we're much more used to polemics.