Sentence examples for debate a point from inspiring English sources

There was no compromise with Andrea, but she would never refuse to debate a point with anyone, so long as they were on the side of social justice.

She said ThinkCERCA stands out from similar products in the space due to its focus on "advanced skills", and its structure that encourages students to initiate and debate a point of view based on what they read.

Although many aspects of a link between tropical cyclones and global warming are still being "hotly debated", a point of agreement is that the strength of destructiveness no individual tropical cyclone or season can be attributed entirely to global warming.

But every now and then, at big meetings, I've notice that my colleagues and I also use those same bright, smooth modulations especially when we're debating a point.

Mr. Bush's aides now say that the governor always intended to debate -- a point that seemed less clear in 1998 -- and agreed to a single event late in the race when voters would be paying attention.

Both sides in this debate have a point.

Vice President Al Gore stepped up his assault on Gov. George W. Bush's record, and the Bush campaign called Wednesday's debate a turning point.

Last year Corbyn stood to shift the debate and make a point.

Europe's great change for the better was still around the corner.You brought up economics earlier in the debate, to score a point against me.

In this case, when a person is simply debating and arguing a point from any fixed position, there is no genuine communication or understanding going on.

Mr. Nadler went further, saying that even that issue was simply a debating point in a larger argument about whether nuclear power itself was a good idea.