Sentence examples for debate paint from inspiring English sources

Many of the more strident voices in the contentious immigration debate paint Mexicans themselves as poor and desperate.

These efforts, and the continuous debate, painted Monsanto as one of the most hated companies in the world.

Fox News host Bret Baier, armed with quotes Cruz gave during the Senate immigration debate, painted a different picture – in which the senator repeatedly pushed for legalization.

With an eye next year's elections, the Republicans are putting Obama on the defensive by using the debate to paint Obama as a big spending Democrat.

President Trump, on the other hand, would like to use his bully pulpit to throw a cloak of deception and distraction over that debate, to paint Democrats in the worst possible light and, in the process, make sure voters are as ill-informed as possible.

But Mr Gore sighed his way through the first debate and painted himself orange in the third.

Some with strong pro views in this debate have painted pictures of China with too broad a brushstroke.

The president's senior adviser David Axelrod made excuses that Mr. Obama has been too busy running the country to prepare for a debate and painted a gloomy scenario.

Much debate has painted American politicians in general, and the federal government in particular, as somehow being a force for evil.

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He will play the "measured guy that's thoughtful on racism" and really flaunt it during the debate, hoping to paint Clinton into a "radical leftist" corner by comparison.