Sentence examples for your polemic from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] truth about HellSIR – Your polemic against Hell was humorous only because you excluded important elements of serious Christian thought ("Into everlasting fire", December 22nd).

And, of course, this was part of your polemic, to push white gay men's buttons by denying their white privilege... forcefully.

Is it time to replace economics with accounting as "the dismal science"?Ronal BhagatNew YorkSlumming it?SIR – Your lengthy polemic on Kenya failed to live up to the well-deserved reputation of The Economist for informed, incisive prose on international affairs ("The view from the slums", June 29th).

So don't give me your scurrilous polemics about unemployment insurance making people lazy.

In less capable hands, Dirty Wars would be your standard lefty antiwar polemic.

"Apologetics is defending your faith, and polemics is critiquing others.

Describing his prose as "lyrical and delicate, forceful and questioning - a hypnotic mix of fable and modernity", she says, "it's never bitter polemic, but you can feel your hand forming a fist".

As the tone of that last line suggests, alas, it's hard to write a polemic premised on the assumption that your opponents are monkeys without sounding like a particularly high-vocabulary monkey yourself.

Refused have always been known for their political drive and anti-capitalist polemic, showing far more intelligence and concern than your average rock band.

Having compulsively read the extracts, and followed the surrounding weeks of broadsheet polemic about what, exactly, it is acceptable to say about your divorce, I felt oddly apprehensive.

Advocacy, even when it's on your side, can wear thin, and though the play is more than a polemic, it isn't an organically grown story, either.