Sentence examples for debate so much from inspiring English sources

She doesn't seem capable of engaging a policy debate so much as deflecting it.

In this sense, the public assembly does not debate so much as disclose the general will of the people.

Today's Mormons shy away from theological debate, so much so that, Mr. Bowman observes, it's "difficult to pin down what precisely orthodox Mormon belief is".

This lends force to the argument that political campaigning is not what will sway the debate so much as the views of people in business.

Carmen Obando, an office cleaning worker in Orlando, Fla., said she had enjoyed the debate so much that it had created a dilemma for her.

It is one of the most frequently quoted numbers in the Scottish independence debate, so much so it has talismanic status: Scotland's oil reserves, say ministers and Yes Scotland, are worth £1.5 trillion.

He isn't an answer to old debates so much as a renunciation of them.

Gingrich likes debates so much, and does so well in them, that he sometimes seems to view debating as an end in itself.

Whether one examines interior landscapes, city streets or political debates, so much turns on a smirk, a smile or a pointed finger.

Feminism as a concept was debated so much in the follow up to the election.

Debate is so much better than denial.