Sentence examples for debate playing from inspiring English sources

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

He orchestrates debate, playing participants off each other — and then highlights their areas of agreement.

In the studio last month they were working through a prop-ridden sketch, "The Debate," playing overblown politicians in an increasingly outrageous battle for voter (and audience) approval.

There were no knockout lines, but Mr Kerry's projected confidence and Mr Bush's slumped shoulders and pursed lips will be what many of the 65m viewers remember.Both sides had spent the weeks before the debate playing the famous "expectations game".

While the federal courts consider whether the health care reform law is constitutional, there is an intense and even wider debate playing out in political and legal circles about the Constitution and Congress's power to solve national problems.

As inmates undertake everything from telemarketing to the manufacturing of computer circuit boards and furniture, the change has caused a growing debate, playing out in state legislatures and in two bills before Congress, over the role the nation's two million prisoners should play in its economy.

The debate played out into the next century.

Yet this is far more than an acute debate play.

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.

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