Sentence examples for I were debating from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Thessaly and I were debating whether it would be made into a film.

"At some points, I felt like both [Pence] and I were debating Donald Trump," the senator said.

Nasir and I were debating whether to wait or to continue on to the French Medical Institute for Children, where its chief of pediatric surgery awaited, when Zobair asked us to please not send him back into Bagram.

Sadder still that it is getting redundant to point it out.On a sidenote, my colleagues and I were debating whether the presence of the uniformed officer in Mr McCain's ad violated the Hatch Act.

Stu and I were debating whether to sign up for a lesson ourselves, with the thought that an hour or two with a ski instructor would introduce us to the best runs on the mountain faster than we could find them on our own, when we saw a sign saying that guides would make themselves available, free.

The flaw in my reasoning – the weakness I'd challenge if I were debating against myself in the Oxford Union (as I so frequently do, in my dreams) – is not: "Why should law-abiding folk have anything to fear from monitoring?" but: "Why do you accord privacy an absolute value?" Let's assume that these are the last years of privacy, a concept that will die out by the end of the century.

In Australia repetitive strain injuries (RSI) was debated in society during the 1980s which may have hampered adequate prevention at the time [ 30].

I was debating what I could do outside the game.

I am debating if this will be my first and also my last parade.

On Room for Debate, Bruce Feiler, "This Life" columnist for the Sunday Styles section, and I are debating.

A man who shook his hand said, "I'm debating about writing in Ron Paul or voting for you.