Sentence examples for debate begun from inspiring English sources
Reconstructing that inaugural meeting from audio tapes, Mr. Lewis conveys not only Mr. Abrams's aim but also the vigorous debate begun by his notion of "original music".
Some immigrants are, like Ms Hirsi Ali, already joining the Dutch middle class, both in incomes and in lifestyle.Despite the harsh debate begun by Fortuyn three years ago, the country suffers from little overt racism.
He calls it frustrating that an "interesting debate" begun by the tea-party movement on the size of the state has now taken on a zeal that surpasses British understanding.
It makes no concessions to the debate begun by the disclosures of the whistleblower Edward Snowden n 2013 other than to acknowledge powers used in the past and kept hidden from the public.
A debate begun in 2003 on Rimfire Central, a pro-gun website, shows how rapidly the conversation can splinter.
Balakirev and Stassov's efforts fueled a debate, begun by Russian intelligentsia in the 1830s, over whether artists negated their Russianness when they borrowed from European culture or took vital steps toward renewing and developing their culture.
Let the justice debate begin!
And so the debate begins.
The debate began immediately.
