Sentence examples for debate either from inspiring English sources

Hernández wouldn't debate either of his opponents during the campaign.

Every so often, in speeches and in debate, either Obama or Clinton or both offer glimpses of their philosophical differences.

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This morning, when first asked whether he had ruled out appearing at the debate, either in person or by satellite feed, Mr. McCain replied in seemingly unambiguous terms.

He's too cool for that!" But Bowie is the master of surprise, and nobody could have predicted that his acceptance speech, as read by Kate Moss, would wade into the Scottish independence debate either.

The taciturn ninth-year superstar is the best wide receiver in pro football – it's not much of a debate, either – and focal point of just about everything Houston does.

Ms. Noonan, 42, didn't see the debates either, but agrees with Mrs. Clinton's stands on gun control and abortion.

"Imagine if instead of debating either of the historic G.I. Bills — legislation that has given so many brave Americans the chance to brave college — if this body had stood silent," Mr. Reid said.

She was surprised to learn, however, at her first tournament that many people have no qualms debating either side of an issue, no matter how they personally feel about it.

I debated either fishing them from the dryer and making do with soggy drawers or trying to rectify the situation by blowing one pair dry with a hair dryer -- which is how you achieve lush, voluminous underwear.

(Oct 2001: "Many of those who have spoken in the Football Disorder Bill debate are either lawyers or football fans. I have to confess, I am neither").