How to pronounce “polemical” in English

to do together, and are trying to create a society around that.It's polemical. It's frightened.

that people who are against social justice are taking a ferocious response-- men's rights activists battling feminists.Things have become very polemical.So maybe those two things are connected.

To stand back and not judge.This is not a polemical book at all.It's a series of portraits to hopefully get people thinking and to get people a little bit more au fait with what's

Now, going back with Dedman's hand on my shoulder, I felt like I had an ally."And now we've reached the polemical portion of today's presentation.Don't worry, it probably won't hurt.

It's a book of 26 chapters.So that view of Machiavelli's became, of course, an extremely polemical one.

The Huffington Post recently ran that.And then, next, I'm gonna read the introduction, which is a little bit more polemical.It's called "In Defense of Oakland." And this piece, it's a little bit longer just to give you guys fair warning.

I then believed in something called the marketplace of ideas, but during the 1980s with the electionof Reagan, the, and what were then known as the culture wars, journalism became more polemicaland it, you began to see the rise of people like Rush Limbaugh, who makes an appearance I think in the 1980, 1983 with the change of ruling by the FCC.

the question we call theodicy in philosophy. That is, how can God allow for carnage? How can God allow for horror, child molestations, children being beaten and so forth, like inKaramazov? Regardless of what your own answers are, what a sense of compromise you may come to, it seems to me, and I wanted to make this case, in a polemical way that there is a caseto be made for living a good life, that there is a case for choosing goodness. And in many instances, it's very hard to even decide what goodness is 'cause you know the road to hell