Sentence examples for angry debates from inspiring English sources

There are street protests and angry debates over the airwaves.

But for the Union, there are risks as well as opportunities in this week's angry debates.

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

Angry debates spilled onto a sidewalk on Fourth Avenue, where the police were waiting to disperse the crowd.

The Newtown killings horrified the country and provoked angry debates over access to the most lethal firearms.

This is where we get into angry debates, since nobody can actually prove or disprove whether racism, sexism, or discrimination indeed played a role.

After a year of angry debate, emotion outweighs fact.

And the report has sparked an angry debate among Nigerians.

Second, "Third World theologies" often provoked angry debate.

Increasingly lively media, especially cable-news shows, thrive on shallow, angry debate.

At the same time, screen history has provoked angry debate in the UK.