Polemic in a sentence?

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The candidate's polemic against his opponent was vicious and small-minded rather than well reasoned and convincing.

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How do you use polemic in a sentence?
Polemic means an argument about a subject,especially against that subject. It frequently is angry, biased, and explosive. "Adolf Hitler wrote his polemic "Mein Kampf" while in prison."
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