Sentence examples for debate that with from inspiring English sources

If you put a kid in solitary confinement, he'd debate that with himself.

This is probably just the kind of debate that, with its new guidelines, the E.U. was hoping to ignite within Israel.

Because of Mr Cameron's refusal to engage, there has only been one proper TV debate that, with seven participants, made less of an impact than it might.

Behind the new efforts by the Romney campaign to soften his conservative edges and showcase his personal story was a realization by his political team — borne out by reactions to his performance at the debate — that with the economy showing improvement their best shot at victory is to aggressively defy the negative perceptions that have dogged him throughout the race.

"Mistakes are mistakes, I will not debate that with you," says Theresa Crigliano, the show's spokeswoman.

You know, no, President Obama gets before the country and says he's going to cut the deficit in half and then doesn't and has a whole list of broken promises, so we'll be happy to debate that with him at the appropriate time.

Let Snowden debate that directly with the Obama administration.

The work has also renewed a debate that started with performances of John Williams's score for "Star Wars" over whether a movie soundtrack can have artistic merit.

The decision puts to rest a legal debate that began with another ruling last year in the case of Daniel Gatti, a lawyer who impersonated a doctor as part of an investigation.

HERMAN BADILLO, CUNY's chairman, will debate that subject with BERNARD SOHMER, the chairman of the CUNY faculty senate, at a Manhattan Institute forum at the Roosevelt Hotel tonight.

For the first time in my memory, I feel people are avoiding the healthy debate that comes with an election year because they are too embarrassed or depressed to debate the merits of each candidate.