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1 Mr. Flew was a mild-mannered polemicist, respectful of his opponents and driven, as he often said, by simple curiosity and a determination to go where the facts led him.

2 The 1760s saw him enter the arena as an academic polemicist in the ever-more heated debate on the virtues of Greek and Roman architecture.

3 In recent years, the scientists and polemicists known as the New Atheists have been telling a certain type of evolutionary story.

4 Christie was charming and balanced a fine line between polemicist and standup, but the material felt at times too obvious.

5 I’m not any sort of polemicist or writer of that kind.

6 Many of the points Spufford makes against Dawkins are valid, but if he is right in saying atheist polemicists caricature religious faith, so does his condescending truculence toward atheists distort their argument.

7 A sidesplitting polemicist for the most awful situations.

8 But he was nothing if not a sporting polemicist.

9 But he attended the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism — one of his few Eastern elitist credentials, which he used to become an editorial polemicist for the conservative St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

10 Conservative pundits and liberal polemicists run laps around a track they have designed and built, rather than exploring the world outside.

11 Chateaubriand’s first book, “Essai Historique,” was, in his own words, “a compendium of my existence, as a poet, a moralist, a polemicist and a political thinker.”

12 The notion of Dylan as a hardcore political activist and polemicist, or as a dyed-in-the-wool man of the left, is not only antiquated but was essentially erroneous even in the early 60s.

13 A polemicist, after all, is nothing without someone to disagree with.

14 Though Ms. Rebeck sees herself as a storyteller and not a polemicist, this exchange typifies her knack for jokes that score points.

15 Rich was sometimes charged with being more polemicist than poet, but “these essays tell a different story,” our critic Parul Sehgal writes.

16 Not to mention that McGhee isn’t a stinging polemicist; she cajoles instead of ridicules.

17 Christopher Hitchens, a polemicist whose tone is that of an erudite straight - talker , does not.

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18 This choice serves her purposes as a polemicist, because the government failed for the most part in its efforts to promote job creation.

19 Among Indian public intellectuals, a bright category that includes the Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, Roy is probably now her country's most globally famous polemicist, as both a writer and speaker.

20 As a polemicist, he will, appropriately, deploy the Thatcher he has illuminated for his own purposes.

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