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Значения термина polemicist на английском

испанский
polemista

A person who is often engaged in polemics.

polemista
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Examples for "polemic"
Examples for "polemic"
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Falsafah was not entirely dead as a result of al-Ghazzali's polemic, however.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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At one level this is amusing polemic and is perhaps best ignored.
The Irish Times
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This was not a reactionary polemic against collectivism or the welfare state.
The Guardian
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There is, accordingly, no proper polemic in the sphere of pure reason.
The Critique of Pure Reason
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There was Gary Mitchell, thinking all that polemic was in the past.
The Irish Times
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He was Jesuit and atheist as it suited the turn of any vituperative polemist.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 10
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For many years he proved his ability as editor, business man, and keen polemist.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
Использование термина polemicist на английском
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Memoir: Amos Oz, the Israeli novelist and polemicist, has written a memoir.
The Irish Times
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Yet even here, the polemicist is in danger of eclipsing the memoirist.
The Guardian
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Michael Moore, the veteran polemicist, put it well in a recent blog.
The Irish Times
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Has the sneering polemicist of American cable television decided to be less argumentative?
The Guardian
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And of course it determines that Mr Myers himself is not an Irish polemicist.
The Irish Times
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The Washington Post has described him as a "provocateur and media polemicist".
Radio NZ
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His chameleon scenarios are elusive targets and he is a slippery polemicist of Sumo formidability.
The Irish Times
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A passionate polemicist and radical Romantic, William Hazlitt was the most brilliant essayist of his day.
The Guardian
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Rebellious echoes David Stockman is a polemicist.
Reuters
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He leaves a legacy of being a rare contradiction in terms: a polemicist, with a sense of humor.
The new yorker
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The courageous, moralistic Banks is an old-style polemicist unafraid of offering technology as a serpent in the garden.
The Irish Times
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In fact, he's a born polemicist, only fully alive when marshalling all his forces to advance a particular cause.
The Guardian
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The English polemicist Christopher Hitchens had been there, she said, smoking and drinking and with his shirt wide open.
All the sad young literary men
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Newly completed, these eight man-made hills have been shaped by the distinguished US critic, polemicist and designer Charles Jencks.
The Guardian
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Madam, - Every polemicist or social commentator worth his or her salt is prone to write the occasional mediocre article.
The Irish Times
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Although he boasts a master's in economics from George Mason University, Moore is more of a polemicist than an economist.
Reuters
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испанский
polemistapolémica
Polemicist через время