Sentence examples for creating debates from inspiring English sources

Popularism and progress are not intrinsically opposites, but we seem to be creating debates that highlight rather than resolve the tensions between them.

It seems pre-emptive to so keenly anticipate the coming of a magazine that is yet to hit printing presses, but if Spare Rib can emulate the thriving diversity of feminism online – interactive, creating debates, democratising the creation of content – it will have a bright future.

It's also engaging people... and creating debates between science and society".

"It means you're stirring things and creating debate," he reasons.

I don't mind creating debate with thoroughly considered artistic expressions but I don't want to offend with a tweet.

But LaBeouf only served to add further fuel to the fire, reacting to Dunham's jibe by plagiarising her in a tweet about "creating debate with thoroughly considered artistic expressions".

Therefore science fiction, or what the design world refers to as design fiction, isn't fiction but a technique for thinking ahead, predicting future technologies, potentially influencing policy, but most importantly creating debate by asking what if?

We are creating debate about the most important issues in this country, The kind of issues that our governments and global financial institutions will never dare to ask themselves.

If today's vote has succeeded in anything it is in creating debate as to whether or not the FCC has ultimate authority to regulate Internet practices.

I am still in recovery almost fifteen years after living, breathing, bleeding shouting, pointing, creating, debating, composing, and clubbing with my most inventive band leader.

Lehenkari (2003, p. 500) argues that Benecol margarine, the first phytosterol product to be launched "came outside established categories and challenged them, thus creating debate and even conflicts during national approval processes".