Sentence examples for debate hailed from inspiring English sources

Scholars and lawyers on the other side of the debate hailed it instead as a welcome corrective in an art world too long in thrall to the Pictures Generation — artists like Mr. Prince who used appropriation beginning in the 1970s to burrow beneath the surface of media culture.

A recent understanding reached between the United Arab Emirates and the U.S., to resolve this long-running subsidies debate, was hailed by U.S. airline groups as a success on the part of President Donald Trump in protecting U.S. airlines and their employees.

Several Republicans said that all of this could ultimately play to Ms. Palin's benefit, lowering expectations for her so much that a mediocre performance in the debate could be hailed as a success.

The decision sparked a national debate while being hailed as a "monumental" and "precedent-setting" legal victory by aboriginal groups.

Then, if Palin merely survives the debate she's hailed for holding her own against big bad veteran Biden.

About 15,000 supporters packed a sold-out Madison Square Garden yesterday to voice their noisy enthusiasm for Ralph Nader, the Green Party presidential candidate, angrily criticizing his exclusion from the recent presidential debates and hailing him as a reinvigorating force for democracy.

In a US debate, that would be hailed as a major gaffe, showing that the challenger was not ready to be commander-in-chief.

Conservative spin doctors hailed the debate as a preview of the bickering and perma-negotiations that a Labour-SNP government would bring; the SNP pushing for irresponsible policies like higher spending and an end to Britain's nuclear deterrent.

Both have echoed the outrage of many Europeans at the feeble federal response to Hurricane Katrina.In the first Democratic debate in April, Mr Obama even hailed the European Union as among America's most important allies.

The Socialist Alternative party's sole elected representative hailed the looming debate on the legislation as evidence of a growing backlash across the country against the wealthy getting ever richer while working people endure decades of stagnant wages and deepening poverty.

The Senate today began what all sides hailed as a historic debate on legislation to add prescription drug benefits to Medicare.