| And when challenged to explain his prejudice, he could not defend his argument, either ideologically, polemically or academically. |
|
| Mr Cockburn writes more fluently and concisely, but more polemically. Both books conclude that IS will not disappear quickly, if ever. |
|
| For someone who polemically criticized 12-tone music, Bernstein found his own way to fashion atonal elements to his own ends. |
|
| The term was always used polemically to distinguish and identify, but never in its genealogical dimension, which takes the relationship of age groups to one another into account. |
|
| The battle of figures that some are beginning to use polemically in fact masks a fundamental debate about our ambitions for Europe, something which requires a constructive and rational interinstitutional dialogue. |
|
| Ms. Tijoux had an even stronger voice, musically and polemically. |
|
| So far the combination of Sensibility and Romanticism seems unproblematical and therefore not polemically divided. |
|
| These tutorials are, no doubt, meant to rub polemically against the grain of the former military site and its geographical centrality, but their contorted perspectives gave a sour taste to the harbor breezes. |
|
| We fear it would be manipulated and interpreted as a collective reaction orchestrated by what are polemically called former colonial powers' against Zimbabwe and its government. |
|
