Sentence examples for debate reasonably from inspiring English sources

We must not, under any circumstance, allow this to happen, and to do that we have to debate reasonably among ourselves and above all we must pledge to get along.

"The debate was reasonably good tempered up until that point, but once he made those remarks there was a pretty big backlash".

It's hard, though, to make a thoughtful case for anything in 140 characters or in a 30-second cable TV clip, and the way that some Republicans happily pounced on these debates could reasonably be characterized as political opportunism.

Not long ago, you could reasonably debate political issues like the economy, social programs, even war.

Fans can reasonably debate D'Antoni's coaching philosophy and playbook, but these issues will not truly be relevant until the Knicks have a roster designed to win games.

The results themselves will not be particularly interesting - the government has a healthy majority, the Lib Dem revolt is tiny, and so the bill will sail through the Commons easily - but the debate has been reasonably illuminating.

One can reasonably debate how much blame he merits for all of that, but there are simply no meaningful "peace" accomplishment in his record -- at least not yet -- and there's plenty of the opposite.

Indeed, there was some substance in Wednesday's debate, like the reasonably instructive conversation about earmarks the only portion worth watching that was too deep-in-the-weeds for most viewers (and represents a vanishingly small portion of the budget anyway), while the more pressing issue of unemployment and the wreckage of the housing market was something of an afterthought.

They felt a new ability to reasonably debate with third parties regarding fall prevention (t2).

If you are arguing with a reasonable person, politics can be successfully and reasonably debated.

We keep arguing about the science, which really at this point cannot be reasonably debated.