Sentence examples for debate launched from inspiring English sources

Stephen Karam's dark comedy "Speech & Debate" launched the Roundabout Underground in 2007.

Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the crisis is that the real debate launched by Benedict XVI seems to have eluded most commentators, and particularly Muslim commentators.

Experimentalist Robert Lepage (whose controversial staging of the Metropolitan Opera's new Ring engendered passionate debate) launched a tour of a beefed-up reworking of his mesmerizing 1991 show Needles and Opium from his Quebec City home base.

The debate launched by the green paper is already shaping up to be one about whether the BBC should be a universal service or should simply provide those programmes, such as children's television, unloved by commercial operators.

The Edinburgh branch of Women for Independence – the non-aligned organisation that took a leading role in last year's referendum debate – launched a campaign against the new prison in December, which has gathered support across the political spectrum.

If the aim is truly to create a National Care Service, one word is conspicuously missing from the so-called Big Care Debate launched by the health secretary Andy Burnham – "tax".

Sink looked at her cell phone during a televised debate, launching a frenzy of negative attention that far outweighed that of her opponent's entire record.

In fact, the team debated launching in New York first because of the pricing factor (everything is more expensive in the Big Apple).

The debate Reagan launched is the one we are still having today.

Another debate speaker launched a simile about a broken-legged camel that was cruelly cut off by the red light).

The Science Debate initiative, launched with the 2008 presidential campaign to try to develop reasoned discussion of science-framed issues by the candidates, produced a list of 14 questions this year with advice from an array of scientists and scientific organizations and publications.