Sentence examples for angry debate about whether from inspiring English sources

In the Capitol on Tuesday afternoon, an impassioned, often angry debate about whether the Legislature had the moral and legal authority to pass the measure sounded more like a group therapy session than a governmental dialogue.

Now his death is underscoring the limits of free expression and igniting angry debate about what issues could cost journalists their lives.

It reawakens their angry debate about how mutants should comport themselves, and their feelings for the beautiful Mystique herself.

Like many Americans, I spent much of early 2003 watching angry debates about weapons of mass destruction and yellowcake.

For the New York run, "City Council Meeting" will focus on the ongoing angry debates about standardized testing and school quality.

Campaign aides debated about whether to let Clinton take questions from the press.

Throughout the angry Senate debate about whether to limit subsidies to wealthy farmers, lawmakers kept referring to "the Web site" to make their points.

The Debate About Whether or not Turkey Is Joining the EU Is Largely Based on Bullshit.

Angry debate over whether George Clooney's hit-man in The American really was a hit-man.

This angry debate is damaging, whether we are in or out.

During Wilson's tenure in Jennings, an angry debate arose about how much power the police should have.