Sentence examples for debate gathered from inspiring English sources

Earlier, campaigners from both sides of the debate gathered for noisy and at times ill-tempered demonstrations outside parliament.

The big Barolo debate gathered strength in the 1980's as a cultural revolution swept the region.

As the debate gathered steam, the most unexpected and battle-scarred participant turned out to be the newly sentenced Mr. Evans, who stood outside the courthouse and volunteered an unusually blunt warning based on his insider's expertise.

Critics cited the law – a "distorted" version – and as the online debate gathered momentum, even Godwin himself appeared in the comments section of Greenwald's articles, explaining that his law sought to "discourage frivolous, but not substantive, Nazi analogies and comparisons".

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting of nine African American individuals at the historically black Emmanuel AME Church in Charleston by 21-year-old Dylann Roof, who has confessed to the crime, debate gathered at the continued use of flags.

A few weeks ago, when a photographer from The New York Times arrived to take pictures of the streets in question, some 30 residents from both sides of the debate gathered and caused so much commotion that the police were summoned.

As the debate gathers momentum and starts to head towards more sensitive ground, such as quarterly reporting itself, finding the right balance may require more people to speak up in favour of the positive aspects of short-termism.

Photograph: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images 6.10pm GMT Activists from both sides of the debate gather in front of the the Supreme Court in Washington, DC as the Court hears arguments on whether gay people have a constitutional right to marry in a Californian case that could affect the law nationwide.

It spawned a website which urged Obama and Romney to give climate change the attention it had in the 2008 election and a petition drive before the first debate, which gathered 160,000 signatures demanding debate moderators put climate on the agenda.

As the national debate gathers pace, we ought to dispel two popular myths about human rights.

As the debate gathers around the current imbalance between male and female choreographers, the names of pioneering women such as Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham and Bronislava Nijinska are regularly invoked to recall a golden age of female creativity and power.