Sentence examples similar to debate playfully from inspiring English sources

"Chris!" she admonished, playfully.

For me, much of his charm lies in how playfully contrarian he could be in debate with his student followers, forging lines of arguments they could never have predicted and so enlarging their vision too.

But Jon Stewart kicked off the interview by playfully jabbing Obama over his lackluster performance at the first debate with Mitt Romney.

Cashman playfully said that he and Epstein were here for an "Obama-Clinton-like debate," although he never said whether he considered himself Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton.

"Or society has a debate – what are the acceptable uses for this stuff and what's unacceptable?" Sumner is now playfully using that same sensational headline from last year for the DefCon presentation that he and Randall Wald of Florida Atlantic University are giving next Sunday.

Bissinger later playfully challenged him, "If you can name four Jews who played football, you win the debate".

At a recent panel discussion, he got so worked up while debating the motives for space exploration that he rose from his chair, in mock anger, before being playfully restrained by Bill Nye the Science Guy.

"Bastards," Patterson mutters playfully.

- carpet?" giggles Anne, playfully.

They danced playfully together.

O'Neal grabbed Lue playfully.