polemise Sentence Examples
- Academics frequently polemise over the validity of scientific theories.
- The politician's speech sparked a heated polemic about fiscal policy.
- The article ignited a widespread debate, with numerous polemical responses.
- The debate between the two scholars became increasingly polemical, with personal attacks dominating the discourse.
- The polemical nature of the topic made it difficult to have a constructive conversation.
- The film's portrayal of a controversial issue inevitably invited a great deal of polemic.
- The historian's attempt to reassess a historical event sparked a polemical storm.
- The polemic surrounding the proposed legislation overshadowed the actual content of the bill.
- The author's polemical stance alienated many readers, who felt that the tone was excessively confrontational.
- The polemical atmosphere made it impossible to find a compromise that would satisfy all parties involved.
polemise Meaning
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polemise (v)
engage in a controversy
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engage in a controversy
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Academics frequently polemise over the validity of scientific theories.
The politician's speech sparked a heated polemic about fiscal policy.
The article ignited a widespread debate, with numerous polemical responses.
The debate between the two scholars became increasingly polemical, with personal attacks dominating the discourse.
