Sentence examples for debate sounds from inspiring English sources

(The introductory theme for Tuesday's debate sounds a lot like an Olympics opening ceremony theme).

What is striking in listening to the Israelis discuss their predicament is how similar the debate sounds to so many previous ones, despite the changed geopolitical circumstances.

(Nearly eight decades have passed, but the debate sounds strikingly familiar: Landon described the Social Security Act, passed in 1935, as "the largest tax bill in history" and called for its repeal).

If this debate sounds familiar -- with AOL saying privacy and security must be guarded, and competitors saying AOL is stalling to prevent true interoperability -- that is because it has raged for more than a year.

For a leader in that industry now to express concern that it is not close enough to the climate debate sounds a bit, if you'll forgive me, like a fish protesting that the ocean it swims through is not wet enough.

"Today, the debate sounds as if we had to choose between protecting artists or the internet," he added.

Rather than parse his debate sound bites, go to Newt.org and read his proposed solutions.

Americans are losing a golden opportunity to debate sound transportation policies.

It wouldn't have been so crazy: Cuomo and Paladino, for a good part of the debate, sounded a lot alike.

He warns that a "reconciliation" between the roles of nature and nurture can be taken too far, which makes the debate sound more like marriage counseling than an evidence-based inquiry.

At times, the debate sounded more like a college lecture in science and philosophy than political discourse, with House members quoting the Bible and medical literature to make their points.