Sentence examples for Pleasant debate from inspiring English sources

Whether qualification for the Heineken Cup means more than the ending of the club's reputation for choking in finals will no doubt have been a subject for pleasant debate in many a pub in the West Country city after this match.

It may be more pleasant to debate policy than money.

Describe that opponent in three words: Curly is very intelligent, knows a lot about poetry, and is pleasant to debate with.

He has endeavored to prevent the population of these states, paragraph 9. Keep as pleasant as possible while debating.

Working with progressive advocacy groups, Pleasant submitted a question to the Open Debate Commission for the second presidential debate about whether the candidates "support expanding, and not cutting, Social Security's modest benefits".

Should Bush be reëlected, the likely consequences aren't pleasant to contemplate, though one can debate just how dire they'll be.

Some observance of this would make debate on CiF threads more pleasant than they sometimes succeed in being.

Maybe debate is going to be less pleasant, but it will always be more productive.

The debate about comedy in fiction took a pleasant turn when Howard Jacobson's The Finkler Question became one of the few comic novels to have won the Man Booker Prize in its 42-year history.

The debate that follows is not expected to be pleasant.

Nothing, not even Brexit, inflames public debate in Britain more than the thought of this green and pleasant land disappearing under concrete and tarmac.