Sentence examples for debate feels that from inspiring English sources

Steve Fuller, a professor of sociology at the University of Warwick who also took part in the Royal Institution debate, feels that the public and science are at odds with one another.

Now, after four years, people on both sides of the debate feel that a decision needs to be made.

Observers who said that Biden won the debate felt that the vice-president's greatest weakness was the Benghazi question.

As well as appealing to companies' commercial instincts, many in the debate felt that global businesses should adhere to a values-based approach to enhancing workers' rights.

Many in Scotland who have been watching Westminster's belated and mishandled entrance into the debate feel that Cameron, Clegg and Miliband's vow is not worth the paper it's written on.

Gilman and the university's trustees, after much debate, felt that Miller was deserving of acceptance and that they should honor the founder's desire to create a university and hospital that were open to all.

Survivors active in the debate feel that now is their chance to get to grips with what has happened to them - and for the country to get the undoubted horror of historical abuse into the open.

(It is odd that both sides in these debates feel that the other dominates so much).

After the second debate, Ms. Proctor felt that way even more.

That debate feels hollow now, an echo of an earlier time, fading into history.

But at Spyce, the latest culinary experiment in automation, that debate feels pretty well settled.