Sentence examples for debate for instance from inspiring English sources

Partisan differences the debate, for instance, over whether Haiti's prime need was democracy or aid have paralysed consistent policymaking.

An objective analysis of strategies and rhetoric in a debate, for instance, could help discern whether a candidate appealed to nationalism or concerns about the economy.

That is why, in a debate for instance, the camera is trained on the speaker, not the person being spoken about.

In the vice-presidential debate, for instance, Representative Paul D. Ryan declared, "It took the president two weeks to acknowledge that this was a terrorist attack".

The racial element in the crime debate, for instance, was invoked by liberals throughout the 1970s and 1980s as a means of delegitimizing conservative arguments about criminal justice.

At Wednesday's debate, for instance, former Senator Mike Gravel complained about her vote on an Iran resolution and said he was "ashamed" of her.

Take the presence that Mr. Perry has had in the debates, for instance.

Researchers still argue, for example, over how tightly to define many psychiatric disorders for the purposes of genetic studies, debating, for instance, whether to include patients with less severe symptoms.

We debated, for instance, the ethics of nominating a live pig for the presidency: what should we feed it, and where would it stay?" The Platypus men filed into the front row of Assembly Hall, and Klein stood at the lectern.

Not since the impeachment hearings and trial on Capitol Hill have the networks given such full-scale State of the Union treatment to a political event; last month's presidential debates, for instance, seemed to attract only grudging attention.

They debated, for instance, whether they would publish a photograph of a black man washing a white man's feet during the church service, fearing it would be suggestive of black servitude.