Sentence examples for debate far from inspiring English sources

Her contribution to intellectual debate far exceeded any narrow definition of literature.

He came into the third and final presidential debate far behind in the polls.

He cornered 40% of Twitter mentions during the debate, far more than any of the other candidates.

A peculiar mix of nativism and immigration panic has pushed the immigration debate far out into the desert of extremism.

Republicans, whose primaries usually turn on other issues, often wait until the general election to roll out detailed health plans; this time they are plunging into the debate far earlier.

In China, Chen proved to be one of the country's most determined voices for human rights and rule of law; in America, he may have now sparked a debate, far larger than his own case, about how American institutions will face new diplomatic challenges as they deepen their ties to China.

They have invented unprecedented forms of mass association and assembly, in which they can debate far-reaching questions about popular sovereignty, class polarisation and social justice.

At its annual conference next week, the Police Federation is expected to debate far-reaching reforms and elect a new leader after an independent report called for top-to-toe changes at the crisis-ridden and secretive organisation.

In France, debates have happened regularly since 1974 (although President Jacques Chirac refused to debate far-right candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen in 2002).

The major candidates are spending weekends in Houston and Atlanta, greeting voters and arguing in debates far from home.

The Turkish example of a secular state with an Islamic flavor is debated far more in the Arab media than Al Qaeda's jihadist vision.