Sentence examples for as much debate from inspiring English sources

"Moon-landing" clothes from André Courrèges, meanwhile, excited nearly as much debate as his own appearances.

What, exactly, occurred on his last night remains a subject of as much debate as the decline that preceded it.

In no other field is there quite as much debate, because in sport we are always comparing achievement.

"There isn't as much debate and disagreement about this as you might read in the newspapers," he said aboard Air Force One today.

Most observers understood this, explaining why there hasn't been quite as much debate over this game as over the Bertuzzi attack.

"In the rest of society there isn't as much debate on why there aren't more women MPs or women leading media organisations".

Like St. Augustine, whose "turn inside" is as much debated by scholars as Seneca's "turn to the self," Seneca seems to think that turning to one's soul is not enough we need to further turn to God.

Those contests are often juicier than most people imagine, with as much intrigue, debate and drama as the national leagues.

There can be just as much heated debate in a meeting about internet technology as in one about human rights.

To the extent that the polls reflected people's reaction to the news coverage of the debate as much as the debate itself, the jobs report could blunt some of Mr. Romney's momentum if the tenor of news coverage changes.

For now, Democrats seem likely to spend as much time debating one another as taking on Mr. Bush.