polemicist

He is considered to be an important polemicist of the time.

This seems the wrong direction for a serious polemicist to take.

She is a polemicist, and acting would seem to be the least of her skills.

He will be missed also - and especially now - for his great voice as a polemicist.

But even as a polemicist she has left an important job undone.

But the party's polemicists are just as harsh and far more blunt.

But the novice playwright is, at 27, too much the polemicist.

Although rarely a polemicist, he was alert to political realities.

He is also a lively polemicist on the design of contemporary cities.

For it was as the polemicist - the musical politician - that we first knew him best.

He is not an angry polemicist but, we cannot help feeling, someone trying to get at the truth."

There is no evidence of that at all until the later anti-Richard polemicists got to work.

Mr. Davies is not simply a polemicist for the new.

A polemicist who "knows" the answer, however, will dismiss the new evidence and attack the messenger.

Some opponents and polemicists may look for any way to find fault with a particular religious text.

He was renowned for his scholarship, a prolific author and polemicist.

Indignation against him on account of this book came from Protestant polemicists.

Experience as a Times polemicist made it easier to wade into the public controversies of science.

Thus orthodox polemicists could invent and believe accusations in good faith.

The Guardian described Rose as a "polemicist on the left."

Why be an economist when you can be a polemicist eh?

A born polemicist, he managed to find himself an amazingly diverse group of opponents.

Some no doubt believe that judges should be essayists, polemicists or advocates.

Coulter has described herself as a "polemicist" or someone who tells the truth even if it will cause problems.

Polemicists in the war on drugs fear that acknowledging marijuana's medical efficacy would set a bad example.