Sentence examples for countless debates from inspiring English sources

There were countless debates about the ultimate what-if: Just what if the Cubs and the White Sox meet in the World Series?

My guess is that it will become a classic in anthropological literature, sparking countless debates over the ethics and epistemology of field studies.

If the past is any guide, there will be countless debates about the good and bad qualities of Facebook right up until the time when it's not cool to use Facebook anymore.

Zombies were also the subject of a best-selling survival guide by Max Brooks, a book that informed countless debates among horror and science fiction fans as to what they would do in the event to a widespread zombie attack.

After the Kosovo conflict, which was run by NATO, Washington has been reluctant to engage in another "coalition war," with countless debates among allies about military targets in the air or on the ground.

Ever since "Duchampian mindgames" have dominated the art world and prompted countless debates that begin: "Is it art?" Today such questions are passé: we live in the age of "artertainment".

Prior to the election, there were countless heated debates against data scientists in the political domain.

The iconographic interpretation has caused countless scholarly debates, which to the present day have not been entirely resolved.

I learnt something from all of them through countless class debates, "dungeon" discussions and social get-togethers.

This has resulted in countless private debates over how to survive — amid growing alarm that without a political settlement or intervention, endless fighting will gut the Syrian state.

In the years since, there's been a book called Slut!, countless feminist debates over the reclamation of the word "slut" and, in 2011, thousands of women took to streets across the globe in anti-rape marches called SlutWalks – a reference to how victims of sexual assault are often blamed for the violence done to them.