Sentence examples for debate practices from inspiring English sources

The British parliamentary style continues to spread in global participation, and American debate minds -- rhetoric scholars, coaches, and successful debaters -- have worked extensively to introduce debate practices and developed argumentation theory to other countries.

The story has faint echoes this weekend as President Obama and Senator John Kerry square off in debate practices at Camp David before the president's final showdown with Mitt Romney on Monday.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts was earlier identified as the person who will stand in for Mr. Romney for President Obama's debate practices, setting up a faux Kerry-Van Hollen ticket.

While participants and admirers believe that this evolution was empowering by fostering turbo-charged critical thinking skills, current debate practices are often viewed with incomprehension by outsiders (as this recent segment with journalist Mo Rocca on CBS attests).

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Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts will play the role of Mr. Romney in debate practice.

Kerry was also the Mitt Romney stand-in during presidential debate practice.

— The Times I. AIDE: Governor, should we schedule some debate practice this afternoon?

By the end of their sessions, the president was seriously thinking about his debate practice partner for secretary of state.

It contained a videotape of one of Gov. George W. Bush's debate practice sessions and a thick briefing book.

"With Paul Ryan, it's a different dynamic" than when he debated Sarah Palin in 2008, said Jennifer Granholm, a former Michigan governor who played Ms. Palin in debate practice then.