Sentence examples for debate rooted from inspiring English sources
No longer is debate rooted in opinions that can be tested by rivals presenting a case based on empirical evidence.
Each side brought numbers as evidence for the righteousness of its cause, but it was clear that they were motivated by something deeper — a reminder, for an outsider like me who now lives in a very different political climate, that math can never really resolve a debate rooted in history, culture and values.
I want the Republicans to match the dignity of the debate rooted in one of its founders, Abraham Lincoln.
In the summer and fall, Obama will preach the virtues of compromise, incrementalism and debate rooted in truth as paths to lasting progress, aides say.
While the latter remains an admirable, if optimistic, goal -- it can only be achieved through a vigorous political debate rooted in the underlying historical issues of land, dignity, and language.
The debate is rooted in the country's early history.
Finance hardliners still feel that the entire debate is rooted in envy.
During the FEPC debate, Taft rooted employment discrimination in both prejudice (long-held beliefs) and customs (longstanding practices); focusing on customs, he refused to brand those discriminatory practices as criminal even though he conceded that they were "contrary" to American ideals.
The debate is rooted in a law voters passed in 1996 that forbids the state to consider race, ethnicity or gender in hiring, contracting or admissions to public institutions of higher education.
More important, the debates, although rooted in picayune state politics, did articulate resounding national issues.
The debate was largely rooted in disappointment over the outcome of World War I, when Wilson's promised crusade for democracy ended with the punitive Treaty of Versailles.
