Sentence examples for a public argument from inspiring English sources

But no one seems eager for a public argument, at least not until the party is over.

H. Lee Scott Jr., a Wal-Mart board member who was then Wal-Mart's chief executive, made a public argument that better business practices would help the company.

"Look, anytime you have a battle between two sides and draw a line in the sand and make it a public argument, it's not good for the sport.

Morbidly, and excruciatingly, the antagonism between the victims and the authorities took the form of a public argument over how many people had died.

Last month Knight and the Texas Tech chancellor got into a public argument that began in a grocery store and continued in the parking lot.

Their arrival has fueled a public argument over whether to welcome the Kurds or feed and comfort them and ship them out.

But this is an public argument which must be won - our values and our future economic prosperity depend upon it.

Perhaps the pace and shallowness of our political culture — the echo chamber of pundits and bloggers in which the shelf life of some new slogan can be measured in weeks or even days — makes it all but impossible to sustain a serious public argument over a period of years.

The governor got into a very public argument with a Cubs fan this weekend.

Recently, Senator Bob Corker, who called the White House an "adult day-care center" during a running public argument with Trump, eventually had to return to more pressing matters as the chair of the Foreign Relations Committee.

The following week, she had a heated, public argument with White House reporter April Ryan, a former friend who said Manigault was trying to smear her name by planting stories that she was being paid by the Clinton campaign.