Sentence examples for debate views from inspiring English sources

Female Saudi athletes say they find it unproductive to debate views openly.

The beginning of the platform as a space that is open to all to express and debate views, instead of a hate-filled pit where members of minority groups are threatened, abused and taunted.

Writing in her new book, Academic Freedom in an Age of Conformity, she says: "Instead of an intellectual robustness to challenge and debate views, academics are teaching that words can inflict violence and oppression and should be censored".

Those on the other side of the debate view today's tiny gains as one more legacy of the drug-enhanced performances of earlier years.

At a small debate viewing party in Greer on Thursday night filled with people supporting different candidates, no one said that seeing Mr. Romney's tax returns would make a difference.

I urge those readers in countries where far-right groups are making ground to actively engage each other in civilised debate, viewing those that do not hold your views as potential allies, rather than enemies.

Perhaps the New York debate — viewed as a modest win for Mr. Obama by instant reaction polls — will reset the news cycle to a neutral enough point that the potential effects of nonresponse bias will be reduced, giving us a test of YouGov's hypothesis.

One possible reason for Sanders' post-debate rise: Those who watched the debate viewed him favorably.

The problem of dropping such a promise is that Trump issued his pledge to appoint a special prosecutor during a presidential debate viewed by tens of millions of people.

On a larger landscape, just as many people on one side of the gun-control debate view guns as symbols of violence and killing, so do many other Americans view personal weapons as symbols of self-worth and patriotism.

Now, perhaps the great "middle" of America was too busy working or trying to find a job to watch this event, but everyone who watched this discussion or debate viewed it through the lens of their own preconceptions.