polemics

My hope is that Rand Paul now recognizes that even the most conservative Americans want to hear about policy, not polemics.

In America, increasingly agitated polemics by Israeli right-wingers were flying around the right-blogosphere.

The problem is that the experience appears to have left him with an insatiable appetite for polemics.

Surely, the Jewish tradition deserves better than to be dragged into political polemics.

“Me, I am not here to create polemics, I am not here to create problems,” he said.

To the Railway News he was a valued contributor, and in railway polemics a master.

All this persiflage, in harmony with the polemics of the Gorgias, derides and degrades the Rhetors collectively.

That one scene makes an indelible impression on the reader's mind, and counteracts tons of polemics.

They must be regarded as far better authority than the writings of religious polemics.

Dryden's times, and possibly something in his own character, trained his muse to polemics.