Sentence examples for debate has drifted from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Tebbit's intervention will be what it takes to get them to see how far from sanity the immigration debate has drifted.
To quote Bill Clinton: "It all depends on what the definition of is is".At the risk of seeming naive, I want to take a step back to define and constrain a few terms, as it seems like the debate has drifted towards good v bad instead of the intended thesis.Technology is the application of science, especially to industrial or commercial objectives (source: American Heritage Dictionary, 4th edn).
On the Republican side, a series of often raucous and unpleasant televised candidates debates showed how far the GOP has drifted to the right.
Ryan told of his concern that politics has drifted away from debates over ideas and attempts to unify the country and is now debased by personal insults and toxic rhetoric.
As a result, advertising has drifted.
"Instead it has drifted into personal attacks.
"Terrorism," too, has drifted since its origin.
"The mission has drifted," she said.
For the past decade, the country has drifted.
She has drifted off in another direction.
