polemic造句怎么写

Her speech was memorable for its polemic rather than its substance.

It's one of the most polemic subjects of ever: is there more intelligent life in the Universe or not?

[font=Times New Roman][color=#000000]His book is part personal memoir, part history and part polemic.

Yet, far from being an anti-Iranian polemic, "Iran and the West" Chronicles three decades of mistakes, misunderstandings and missed opportunities, especially in the relationship with America.

The book is not a polemic on the defects of modern France, with its Arab and African minorities crammed into the banlieues, the housing projects in the suBurbs of its cities.

"In place of the scholarly tome that many people expected of him, Mr. White has produced a polemic, and not a very good one at that. As the woman said, we are not amused."

It is, however, a polemic.

In his final polemic, Who Are We?

But Charles Ferguson's polemic probably has the highest production values, and the most excruciating interview footage.

Suddenly I had a story, an interesting story, because it wasn't just my vague polemic.

Even after four decades, it retains an ambiguous character, enough to satisfy the French taste for polemic and debate.

4. The Period from 1693 to 1722. It was a period marked by the polemic between Emperor Kangxi and the Pope over the Chinese rites.

At some point there was a desire to separate, and in that process of identity formation, a polemic began to develop that created Yahweh in a distinct way, differentiated from the Canaanite deities.

polemic on the nature of Chinese rural community

Hayek heavily strikes his rationalist opponents with his polemic theory-building style and negative evolutionary cognitive method.

In his bitter late polemic, The Wagner Case (1888), Nietzsche raged against Christianity as a “denial of the will to life”, and against Wagner as a prophet of redemption.

An uplifting Gospel tune with a ferocious polemic on the monstrosity of Hollywood culture?

polemic on the nature of Chinese society

This turns his book—billed as “part memoir, part political polemic”—into a jumpy diatribe against everyone who has contributed to Israel's self-deception.