Sentence examples for convincing debate from inspiring English sources

Martin Boon, ICM: "I think Miliband coming into his own again with convincing debate performances in front of a large national audience is suddenly his big chance.

You may think that you've made a convincing argument about gun control, but your crabby uncle isn't likely to switch sides in the debate.

Charles J. Chaput, the archbishop of Denver ("Faith and Patriotism," Op-Ed, Oct. 22), makes a convincing argument for Catholics and other believers to speak up in the public square to influence policy debates, especially on abortion.

Was anything in this debate convincing?

Razor blades, CS gas and pickaxe handles are not convincing weapons of debate.

You win a debate by convincing people that you have won it.

The results were adjusted for a wide range of potential confounders to contribute convincing findings to the debate on whether low vitamin D is an independent risk factor for IFG and diabetes.

Indeed, the topic of which brand of artificial hymen is most convincing is also energetically debated online, in a discussion forum with 20,000 members.

While I, personally, found this argument to be quite convincing, it stirred a lot of debate during question time.

Tucker Carlson, the founder of The Daily Caller said that liberal bias hasn't gone away, it's just been drowned out by a convincing Romney victory in the debate.

Those still in need of convincing of the importance of debate as a force for social change should watch The Great Debaters, in which Denzel Washington stars as Melvin B Tolson, a real-life teacher at the largely black Wiley College in Texas, who in the 1930s coached his debating team in the face of prejudice.