Sentence examples for constant debates from inspiring English sources

The Americans are in constant debates with ghosts and their conversations with dead people are most powerful, most ferocious, at exactly the points where they are most nonsensical.

Channel 4 bosses are thought to believe that becoming a member-owned company limited by guarantee would maintain the editorial independence of the broadcaster while removing it from the constant debates about its ownership.

5) Constant rumours of impending downfall In the midst of constant debates on the supposed demise of the arts, flicking through a newspaper or loading up a news site is enough to give a humanities student a heart attack.

While a plainsman likes "to appear as a solitary inhabitant of a region that only he could explain," a nation of one, the plainsmen's constant debates about art, ornament, architecture, and archive, their rivalries and sports, their concern with differentiating themselves from Outer Australia, betray an obsession with constructing and contesting collective fictions.

"The constant debates and squabbling the witness decried are a result of Republicans refusing to take action on real legislation to help American women," the congresswomen wrote in the memo on Friday.

The constant debate is whether to play aggressively or cautiously".

The constant debating of it in the press, however, does.

"There's this roiling, constant debate and argument and fighting.

"There's this constant debate about who's going to be the next Bond," he said.

Ms. Whitman seemed to moderate this constant debate while never actually settling it.

It was widely unpopular, particularly in Canada where Bertuzzi's faults are cause for constant debate.