Sentences with phrase «polemic arose»

The parabens polemic arose, because of rumors that parabens can emulate hormones in the human body.

On the business of lawyers and smart phones generally, Jason Wilson has chimed in with a polemic arising out of the recent Carrier IQ fuss.

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Confessions arise, he argues, from exegesis, prayer, polemics and politics.

While statements about rootless cosmopolitans may have arisen out of specific polemics against the Jews, as R.R. Reno suggests, the Confucian tradition consistently inveighed against merchants who sought to maximize their individual profit while contributing a net negative to society, knowing that this could ultimately undermine the state.

It is a polemic against the many diverse views concerning Jesus and christianity that arose from study of the other gospels — of which there were far more than three at the time.

Probably the word «global» will arise fierce polemics, since in Brazil it is associated with the predatory globalization in which it is inscribed the colonization imposed by the Europeans upon other peoples in the planet, that was initiated in the 15 th / 16