Sentence examples for amicable debate from inspiring English sources

If English politicians had entered a genuine amicable debate about devolution within the UK from the start, there would have been no motive for Scotland to be voting for a split.

The candidates, so amicable in the previous debate, differed sharply with one another, as if they hadn't already so often over the last many months that they could probably take their act to Broadway without a rehearsal.

For all anybody knows, they may be discussing the natures of Christ, but the debate is probably amicable.Dig deeper:Iraq must sort out its politics to have any hope of routing the Islamic State.

The tone of the debate was so amicable that Mr. Bradley was asked if he was repudiating his relentless criticism of the past against Mr. Gore's congressional voting record, particularly against federal funding for abortion, against certain gun control measures and in favor of tobacco subsidies.

So furious was Pardew that, as half-time beckoned, he initiated a less than amicable nose-to-nose technical area debate with Pellegrini.

Last night's debate was more of a forum, an amicable discussion of a wide range of issues.

Jones, after McEnany cited what he considered suspect economic figures, said, "I'm as anti-establishment as anybody, but I'm not anti-math!" But their debate, which ran a little more than an hour, was as amicable and consensus-oriented as the actual Presidential debates have been pejorative-laden and divisive.

How amicable is too amicable?

The parting seems amicable.

Most have been amicable.

American Amicable disputes that.