polemicizing , auch: polemizing

It is Plath's writing that represents, after all the polemicizing is done, her surest claim on our attention.

But her shrill, naive polemicizing caused Michaels to inwardly wince, as if at a cruel reflection of himself.

Each straw was for him a last straw, and the smoke from his incessant polemicizing rises to cloud the portrait of him as connoisseur and esthetician.

So it made sense that I, as the daughter of the cold war liberal lawyer Bartley Crum, who had defended the Hollywood 10, should be a target of her relentless polemicizing.

"Toni Cade Bambara tells me more about being black through her quiet, proud, silly, tender, hip, acute, loving stories than any amount of literary polemicizing could hope to do," Mr. Bryan wrote in the review.