Sentence examples for cast debates from inspiring English sources
WHEN liberals are in a philosophical mood, they like to cast debates over the role of government not as a clash between the individual and the state, but as a conflict between the individual and the community.
Casting debates made their way to Twitter -- where financial bloggers like The Epicurean Dealmaker and Twitter-loving writers like Heidi Moore -- chimed in with their choices.
Why did Bret Easton Ellis wade into this casting debate anyway?
But, in recent years, there's been a spate of films such as "Think Like a Man," "Think Like a Man Too" and "The Best Man Holiday" that feature predominantly young African American casts debating the nature of romance and sex between men and women with an uncensored and frothy abandon.
John Boehner has been happy to cast political debates these terms.
The parties will cast the debate in stark terms.
We need to cast the debate in our terms.
Romney cast the debate in the language of "freedom".
Yet Iraq ought also to cast this debate in a colder, more sobering light.
La Republicca, an Italian daily, has cast the debate as "War Between Rome and Florence".
Mr. Biden also cast the debate in terms of what was achievable in Mr. Obama's first term, administration officials said.
