Sentence examples for debatable positions from inspiring English sources

As far as assessing the strength of the objection to universalism that can be obtained by these worries about freedom goes, that's the important point: There is no strong objection here, since the objection is based on such a controversial position — indeed, on two highly debatable positions: fervent exclusivism and zealous incompatibilism.

One of the most prominent, despite debatable, position in the cultural framework posits the roots of the diversity in cultural perceptual strategies in the organization of the social systems in which people develop and live (for a review see [15], [16]).

Hence, the rise of the adjunct professor – a highly debatable position in Higher Education.

Obviously, this is a highly debatable position, and will at the very least depend on the person.

If this came from anyone else, perhaps it would be a debatable position, but not with the O'Hanlon guarantee attached to it.

Objections to settlements, for instance, or even calls to boycott them are debatable political positions, not bigoted slurs.

This dialogue honors no pieties: All positions are debatable; all values are up for discussion.

However, this position is debatable.

How important his individual policy positions were is debatable.

Their position is highly debatable.

Whether Reina was screened by the figure of Everton's Yakubu Ayegbeni, who was clearly lurking in an offside position, is a debatable point.