Sentence examples for banal debate from inspiring English sources
But instead of journalists reporting on that and leading the debate, they are engaging in a banal debate.
Clegg was widely judged to have lost those debates, but that said more about the banal level at which this debate is conducted than anything else.
It is an appraisal of the vitality of the American political system, which we in Europe too often presume to be banal, unidimensional, lacking in authentic debate and substantive stakes (whereas I discovered -- and attempted to describe -- a far more intricate, lively, exciting ideological battleground).
Debates about the seemingly banal norm of equality of opportunity reveal profound disagreements as to the nature of fair terms of cooperation in the modern world.
— J. David Goodman With the candidates staring across a table with two moderators in the center, the debate began with a fairly banal question: What do you expect from this debate?
Years of Tory infighting over Europe, years of cross-party and media failure to properly explain our lives in a European and global context ensured the debate could not rise above the banal.
Some of the biggest debates in the makeover involved a usually banal element: the color gray.
One wonders how the founders of Facebook, Twitter or YouTube might respond to similarly banal queries tossed at them during congressional testimony.The current debate about intelligence, sparked by Nicholas Carr's recent and eminently readable "The Shallows", asks what is the internet doing to our brains?
The challenge in revising public spaces is to avoid closing off debate, denying the past, and arguing that art — even banal stone statues — should never offend.
While movies and television are endlessly analysed and debated in the mainstream media, games are characterised as troubling, irresponsible or banal, the fatuous byproducts of the digital revolution.
