Significados de polemicist en inglés

Memoir: Amos Oz, the Israeli novelist and polemicist, has written a memoir.

Yet even here, the polemicist is in danger of eclipsing the memoirist.

Michael Moore, the veteran polemicist, put it well in a recent blog.

Has the sneering polemicist of American cable television decided to be less argumentative?

And of course it determines that Mr Myers himself is not an Irish polemicist.

The Washington Post has described him as a "provocateur and media polemicist".

His chameleon scenarios are elusive targets and he is a slippery polemicist of Sumo formidability.

A passionate polemicist and radical Romantic, William Hazlitt was the most brilliant essayist of his day.

Rebellious echoes David Stockman is a polemicist.

He leaves a legacy of being a rare contradiction in terms: a polemicist, with a sense of humor.

The courageous, moralistic Banks is an old-style polemicist unafraid of offering technology as a serpent in the garden.

In fact, he's a born polemicist, only fully alive when marshalling all his forces to advance a particular cause.

The English polemicist Christopher Hitchens had been there, she said, smoking and drinking and with his shirt wide open.

Newly completed, these eight man-made hills have been shaped by the distinguished US critic, polemicist and designer Charles Jencks.

Madam, - Every polemicist or social commentator worth his or her salt is prone to write the occasional mediocre article.

Although he boasts a master's in economics from George Mason University, Moore is more of a polemicist than an economist.