Sentence examples for debate play from inspiring English sources

Yet this is far more than an acute debate play.

For the moment, Mr. Obama seemed content to let the debate play out in hopes of using the possibility of an aid cutoff to influence the situation without actually pulling the trigger yet.

Reaction to the recent reissue of his autobiography appeared to show that there is not a modern critical consensus about his work either, and it was thought best to let this debate play out further," it said in a statement.

Ed Miliband knows this, which is why behind the scenes he is walking a tightrope: staying non-committal, letting the debate play out within his team, but preparing the ground to avoid any screw-ups later.

Here's more of what he said the morning after Wednesday's debate on CNN: I was thinking last night as we were watching some of the debate play out, gone are the days when the Republican Party used to put forward big, bold, visionary stuff.

Other essential sui generis voices given resonant articulation off Broadway this year: that of the writer-director Richard Maxwell, who found the improbable drama in numbed prosaic lives with "Boxing 2000," and of Stephen Adly Guirgis, who brought new polemical fire to the debate play with his scorching tale of two prisoners, "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train".

The debate played out into the next century.

It also has long-term implications for how the abortion debate plays out.

As the debate played out on Wednesday, Democrats pressed hard at the hypocrite angle.

The debate playing out in Washington has echoes of a presidential race.

But Barack Obama is our president instead, so the body-scanner debate played out rather differently.