Sentence examples for a few debating from inspiring English sources

On leaving the studio he consulted a friend on his performance, confident of having scored a few debating points.

Surely at least a few debate-and-football watchers will have a third screen handy for reacting to both events.

MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: I witnessed a few debates between people who work in finance and the protesters in the park.

A few debates between the candidates have been lined up, which Mr Letwin expects to be "lively affairs".

When we last looked at how the Republican candidates for president were faring with the facts, there had been just a few debates.

All of these achievements seem to end quite a few debates, and but where would the corner bar and sports radio be without them?

I've been privy to and present for more than a few debates over which types of extramarital dalliances are forgivable, if any, and which not.

Wouldn't it be better to have just a few debates later on, as Lincoln and Douglas did in the late summer of 1858 This sort of hooey is par for the course in political campaigns, of course.

And in Germany it became apparent to a degree that was perhaps unparalleled…" I remember a few debates in Iran, I say, and his determination to always argue, in all cases, for empathy over judgment.

No one would deny there have been a few debates between the 'splitters' who made the ultimate sacrifice by walking away from the world's biggest football club, and those who chose to stay.

There are a few debates parents who can afford to finance some children's activities always return to when it comes to allowance: first, whether to give one or instead allow requests for money as needed, and second, whether the allowance should be tied to chores or freely given — effectively a very tiny piece of a family budget to manage.