Sentence examples for debate someone from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Pataki declined Sunday's debate, someone showed up dressed as a chicken to mock him.
In three hours of the varsity debate, someone should have been gone at hour one.
"George, refusing to debate someone because he's Israeli is absurd," wrote Christine Quigley, a former Labour London assembly candidate.
Q: What if during a debate someone gets in a real zinger, a "You're no John Kennedy" line?
Klein offered to debate someone from the institute's board, but nobody would do it, so she agreed to go to Chicago and talk about her own objections to the project.
The moderator of the debate, Michael Baldwin, a 3rd year reading Philosophy, Politics and Economics, said: "I was disappointed that a possibly fruitful discussion was prematurely ended by Mr Galloway's refusal to debate someone just because of their nationality".
Quotes and statistics come with headlines such as "Hillary Democrats Are the Heart and Conscience of America" as if to suggest that, should you happen to be debating someone who thinks the heart and conscience of America lies elsewhere, a photo of a pensive Clinton alongside the quote "America is once again at a moment of reckoning" will persuade them otherwise.
Whenever government surveillance is debated, someone inevitably pooh-poohs the subject as cause for alarm: after all, people overshare so much sensitive personal information with services like Facebook that there's hardly anything to be gleaned from state surveillance that isn't already there for the taking on "social media".
Punching through radio stations recently, I stopped when I recognized the voice of Prop 15's chair debating someone from the other side.
There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue.
It is too bad for Obama that he cannot just find someone to take his place in the debates; someone who is quicker with a retort, handier with facts and tougher in a fight.
