Sentence examples for brutal debate from inspiring English sources
But philosophy is unusual, many say, in its tradition of developing ideas through face-to-face and sometimes brutal debate.
It will force a brutal debate on how to make America (and the world) a safer place.
"Some years it's a brutal debate, including the year we went with 'Shakespeare in Love.' There was a lot of dissent about that.
THE VETTING CHALLENGE Among the lingering questions remaining for Republicans is whether their many untested and unvetted challengers can navigate the next few weeks without an embarrassing disclosure, public gaffe or brutal debate slip-up as voters focus more closely on the battle for Congress.
The Guardian/ICM findings were almost exactly matched by a separate YouGov poll for the Sun, showing that in a sometimes brutal debate, with both men accusing the other of lying, it was the Ukip leader who came out ahead by an even bigger margin than a week earlier.
The Guardian/ICM findings after the BBC2 debate were almost exactly matched by a separate YouGov poll for the Sun, showing that in a sometimes brutal debate, with both men accusing the other of lying, it was the Ukip leader who came out ahead by an even bigger margin than a week earlier.
His skills, and patience, will soon be put to the test with the expected return of last summer's brutal debates over military strategy and budgets.
None of these were evident in the bitter, brutal referendum debate.
To a chorus of boos, shouts and cheers at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, Bill Bradley and Al Gore engaged last night in the most brutal presidential debate of the year, with Mr. Bradley attacking the vice president as a "conservative Democrat" and Mr. Gore caustically describing Mr. Bradley as a "desperate" candidate intent on tearing down his fellow Democrat.
Unions also went through brutal internal debates in this time over very similar questions to those facing the emergent professions.
When CCTV captured the toddler James Bulger being led by the hand on the way to his brutal murder, the debate over the merits of such permanent surveillance was stilled.
