Sentence examples for debate like that from inspiring English sources

I suppose that you could have a debate like that with words, but it would have been entirely different.

It's for the sake of debates like that.

"I'm in the center of a lot of important debates -- I like that," Mr. Graham, a South Carolina Republican who has carved out a role for himself as this city's resident maverick, said in an interview on Monday.

"Debates like that are much more vocal when times are hard," he says.

Indeed Britain is a country that not only prides itself in its fairness, tolerance and what George Orwell called decency but - as we have seen in recent debates like that over the Big Brother show - wants to be defined by it, defined by being a tolerant, fair and decent country.

It's food for thought and the sort of people who are having debates like that for breakfast are found at places like MIT Architecture.

With debates like that, it's easy to lose track of who's winning the argument, along with who's having equal say.

Instead of running a rock solid oppositional nominee against Abe to debate the issues, I'd like that we first give a shot at drilling a hole through the head of a beloved sitting president while his horrified wife sits by his side.

I'm appalled you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that.

The Dutchman said: "I have read I'm the winner of the debate but that's not like that.

But after the last few days of polling and then last night's debate, it looks like that explanation would be superfluous.