Sentence examples for children debate from inspiring English sources

If we're not, we'll wait anyway, while the children debate the choice between the nasal spray (yucky, but pain-free) and the shot (quick, but leaves the recipient with a sore arm and causes screaming in some children).

Others, like Facing History and Ourselves — in which children debate personal ethics after reading the fictionalized letters of a Nazi colonel and a member of the French Resistance — are more free-form: closer to a college philosophy seminar than to a junior-high civics class.

Likewise, "You All Are Captains," shot in a limpid black and white that resists the usual touristic depictions of colorful Morocco, emphasizes the transformative act of looking from the first scene, in which the children debate the color of a chameleon and gaze up at a passing plane.

I wonder if my dead grandparents are proud that I am in my 30s with no children debating a show about dragons with strangers.

The Office of Refugee Resettlement, which administers the facilities that hold many unaccompanied migrant children, debated whether the president's order applied its agency, according to Chris Daley, deputy executive director of Just Detention International.

During the conference, more than 200 delegates, including civil registrars, civil society organizations and human rights advocates, will seek to identify ways to register more children, debating issues including legal reforms to strengthen laws and simplify procedures, and how to increase public awareness on the importance of registration and build more solid and permanent systems to sustain it.

The study's findings regarding co-existence does extend the current "replacement child" and "vulnerable child" debate as discussed by Turton and colleagues [ 17], while bringing attention to the connection between the deceased and living infant and in some ways, the co-existence being therapeutic for the mother.

Horrified, she has a breakdown, fleeing the family and leaving her children to debate what has gone wrong.

When it comes to rearing children, no debate is more contentious -- or longer running -- than the dispute over spanking.

It taught children to debate, extemporize, and advocate for themselves, and it helped them develop the vocabulary that tends to reap academic rewards.

A flurry of excitement tingles through me as I see him listen intently to the others on his table and then the children calmly debate why Mary acts the way she does.