Sentence examples similar to cruel debate from inspiring English sources

There's a whole dawn of cruel awakenings that the debate about self-regulation hasn't begun to tackle.

The cruel reality of the debate format is that it never awards victory according to which candidate lays out the most coherent case on policy.

The cruel arena of TV debates often makes candidates look dumbed-down and small; some of the videos will make you feel better about the choice you have on Tuesday.

Andrew Lansley's NHS reforms were sprung on parliament without any previous public debate; Iain Duncan Smith's cruel reform of welfare continues without any real parliamentary debate or scrutiny.

IT IS a measure of how inured Pakistanis have become to violence that it takes an especially cruel attack to provoke much debate.

By then, slaveholders in her home state of Maryland were clamoring for her capture, dead or alive, and, in the words of her first biographer, publicly debating "the different cruel devices by which she would be tortured and put to death".

In particular, they appeared to regard the law as scandalously cruel to one party in the debate — and it wasn't the uninsured.

Don't be outright cruel, but timidity does not win debates.

But by denouncing almost any crackdown on them as inherently bigoted and cruel, the "pro-immigrant" side of the debate is ultimately perpetuating a deeply unjust system.

Political leaders debate what really amounts to the "cruel, inhumane and degrading" treatment of prisoners.

Yet the wider problem of cruel and prolonged death is sidestepped in this debate.