Sentence examples for been argued about from inspiring English sources

But the exact meaning of the statute has been argued about and refined over the decades with the advent of new technologies like telecommunications and thermal imaging.

Though Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" has been argued about since its 1935 premiere, it more than ever seems a masterpiece.

What Goldman was saying was a version of something that has long been argued about art: that there is no way of getting beyond one's own impressions to arrive at some larger, objective truth.

"And the decision in respect of the production facilities in Adelaide I can understand, any production facility to be viable needs to have a lot of throughput … the future of this facility has been argued about for a long time".

He accepted the "extrasensory perception" of the "psychic" Peter Hurkos that all 13 murders had all been committed by the same man, Albert DeSalvo, a conclusion that was ridiculed by the Boston newspapers at the time and has been argued about ever since.

Recently in America, nothing has been argued about more, or more vociferously, than child-rearing methods.

As information is something that can be argued about, the validity of the information becomes the core of an exchange.

In America, Republicans have been arguing about gay rights.

In Britain, Conservatives have been arguing about cannabis.

We've been arguing about "offensive" comedy for years.

The Tories have been arguing about one of these this week.