Sentence examples for debate devoted from inspiring English sources

The segment of the debate devoted to personal questions produced few meaningful revelations.

It was the second time that Mr. Gore and Mr. Bradley has appeared at a debate devoted to black issues.

The section of the debate devoted to the issue of abuse within the party generated more heat than light.

The final Presidential debate, devoted to foreign policy, was the most reasoned and the least polluted by rehearsed talking points of the three.

Monday night, in the only debate devoted to foreign policy, he has a chance to put the finishing touches on this latest, less extreme version of himself.

Democrats are furious over the swift pace, invoking in contrast the months of debate devoted to the Marshall Plan after World War II.

A week later, in Philadelphia, Democrats had their own unprecedented moment in the gun debate, devoting an unprecedented amount of attention to the impact of gun violence and Hillary Clinton's plans to reduce it.

The march of 400,000 wax-jacketed pro-hunt protesters through London, the 700 hours of parliamentary debates devoted to the issue, the threat from Labour backbenchers to oppose all government business unless the ban was brought it was madness.

Will it come up in the vice-presidential debate tonight, or in the next presidential debate?* It will of course come up on October 22nd, when the debate is devoted to foreign policy.

In analyzing Saturday night's Democratic debate, which devoted a substantial amount of time to foreign policy, Kristol criticized the candidates for not proposing to put more American troops on the ground in Syria to fight the terrorist group, despite the fact that many Americans are tired of war and wary of sending more troops to the region. .

A leading social science journal, The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, takes a deep dive into the debate by devoting its March issue (subscription required) to "The Politics of Science".