Sentence examples for brilliant debates from inspiring English sources

The brilliant debates animate an otherwise meandering, overstuffed narrative that, for long stretches, goes nowhere in particular.

In the parliamentary fight against the Kulturkampf, Windthorst's brilliant debates provided cartoonists with an intriguing contrast between his dwarfish figure (earning him the nickname die kleine Exzellenz) and the giant "Iron Chancellor".

Brilliant debates between different parts of the orchestra are absent; rather, the music emerges in a gray and viscous mass of sound out of which occasional details are allowed to peep.

Here's a link to a video of the entire, typically brilliant, debate.

This durability was assured by one brilliant, debate-crushing ingredient: the claim ("historical materialism") that all freedom is an illusion, because everyone is trapped by their historical and material circumstances.

Here's the problem: Newt Gingrich has relied on wit and charm and brilliant debate performances, while Mitt Romney has built his campaign house on a solid foundation of infrastructure and organization.

Robert A. Caro, in "Master of the Senate," the third volume of his life of Lyndon Johnson, argues that after the Civil War the Senate was captured by wealthy and sectional interests, ending a more high-minded age when Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, and John C. Calhoun engaged in brilliant debate.

A candidate could have a brilliant debate performance and catch fire, and then follow in Carly's footsteps in the polling.

Bob was fierce and brilliant in debate.

You can't save your campaign by being brilliant in a debate, or hoping that your opponent will look at his watch or say something mad in his, if people have voted already.And, given the prospect of lines and nagging on Election Day, early voting may be more and more tempting.

Armed with brilliant evidence, they debate persuasively with decisive flair.