Sentence examples for debate seriously from inspiring English sources

Nobody really takes the debate seriously; it runs on the fuel of rock-purist exasperation.

Many wrote with tongues in cheek, but Barbara Ann Iuliani took the debate seriously.

The lesson here is never to take right-wing huffiness about the process of politics and political debate seriously.

But since he also challenges Britain's media to take the debate seriously, some sort of reply is unavoidable.

It should then debate seriously whether lone parents have a right to draw benefit almost without condition until their youngest child is 16.

Mary Jo Potter, an executive with the Sibson Consulting Group, which provides human resources and consulting to companies, said some Silicon Valley companies, particularly big ones, are nevertheless taking the current governance debate seriously.

It had become an idea that thoughtful people were debating seriously.

Perversely, it seems this hugely important issue cannot be debated seriously in a general election campaign.

"Critics are laying too much at the altar of trade but it affects livelihoods and futures and it has to be debated seriously".

The issue has not been debated seriously between presidential campaigns in 15 years, though it has been raised repeatedly in this Democratic primary.

Loach balances political history lessons with human heartache, although towards the final stages the political debates seriously weaken the emotional impact of a story of two brothers divided.