Sentence examples for debate engendered from inspiring English sources

"The debate engendered by this work has been robust and rich and will continue," said a joint statement released by the Goodman Gallery and the A.N.C. "But what is also clear is the real distress and hurt that this image has caused some people.

To look on the bright side (I borrow the phrase from the Monty Python team), a case might just be made that the debate engendered by Gibson's movie, and the criticisms made of its theological tunnel vision, may prove socially beneficial.

The health care debate engendered a great deal of inaccurate hyperbole.

In short, the immigration reform debate has engendered a mix of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

His attack on the privilege of the College of Physicians and the exclusivity of medical knowledge was overt, but the debate he engendered also tapped into more profound changes taking place in medical philosophy during this time.

His argument prefigured the current national debate about privacy engendered by post-9/11 legislation like the Patriot Act, which Mr. Westin, in a 2003 interview, called "a justified piece of legislation".

One thing's for sure: this wonderful World Cup has engendered debate, discussion and passion - not only about the drama on the field of play but also off it.

What do you think about the governor ordering your work removed and the debate it has engendered? A. My personal opinion is he didn't think it would cause such a furor — that he thought it would go unnoticed.

This approach engendered debate among Muʿtazilites about the scope of human agency and responsibility.

("Waiting for the technology" is the new "lost weight for the role").. Some were narrative (minor spoiler alert): Each film engendered debate over whether its ending was too neat.

The need for the adhesive luting of GFPs has engendered debates [41, 43].