Sentence examples for debate structure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fugard rings variations on the debate structure with which he begins the play, by letting each character talk to us in monologues.

The former Virginia governor made the announcement in a Facebook post saying "the difficulty of the debate structure combined with the national media coverage of the [other] candidates made it impossible for him to continue".

"It was a very complicated debate structure," she said.

And even former Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, a DNC vice chair who has been critical of the debate structure, dismissed as a "conspiracy theory" the idea that Wasserman Schultz favored Clinton.

But even that exchange was muted, with the debate structured in such a way that the two men could not address each other directly but only respond to questions asked by an audience of undecided voters.

And here is an intellectual debate structured around two iconic figures discussing race in America that's provocative but also kind of stupid, and it goes on for a long, long time.

But that debate structured the problem in a way that gave us concepts to sort the current observations from genomes into a reasonable temporal sequence of imaginable events.

Moreover, a view of this kind is liable to overlook the way in which 17th and 18th century theological controversies and debates structure and shape Hume's entire philosophy — not just his philosophy of religion.

For the debate on structure and agency as complementary forces see Bourdieu 1977 or Hurrlemann 1988.

Within the enforced, conversational, give-and-take of the debate's structure, crafted language (i.e., language that utilizes rhetorical devices) comes off as artificial and contrived, and debates don't provide the place for a sweeping emotional climax.

However, the debate regarding structure is about the fourth phase (active experimentation).