Sentence examples for a debate from a from inspiring English sources

"It's not the topic knowledge that's important," she says, "it's the ability to help students look at a debate from a range of sides in a safe environment".

She ended her set by lampooning the irrelevance of the Bible to the debate on gay marriage by reading aloud, as if she were a Congressman in a debate, from a scene from the Harry Potter series.

It seems absurd now, a debate from Planet Academe.

This means rather than a rehash of a debate from the old Sex Wars days, the debate can take place in print, every quarter, and it will be peer-reviewed. .

Recently, a friend sent me a link to a debate from 1968 between the Canadian theorist Marshall McLuhan the prophet of the electronic age and the American novelist Norman Mailer, whose reputation was built on his preoccupation with violence: American violence specifically.

Such a thoughtful contribution to the public debate from a cabinet minister is indisputably welcome.

Hofstra is parlaying the debate from a teachable moment into a yearlong series of academic and cultural events on issues ranging from global warming to the Iraq war.

During a lively Sky News debate from a Wangaratta pub on Thursday night, Mirabella answered a question from Northeast Health Wangaratta board chair Brendan Schutt, who asked candidates what they would do to secure health funding for the area.

"It will have gone from a two-horse race to a one-horse race, and who wants to watch one horse run?" The decision to banish Rangers to the bottom is a fascinating debate from a business perspective, particularly when one considers the bailouts that major sports leagues in the United States have orchestrated.

A flurry of talk in the last three weeks on intelligence gaps, heightened concern over terrorist attacks, burdensome court rulings and Congress's recess helped turn the debate from a slow boil to a fever pitch.

Incorporating agency into the resilience debate from a fisheries perspective.