Sentence examples for debate was marked from inspiring English sources

The debate was marked by a tart tone.

The debate was marked by graphic descriptions of abortion procedures and medical claims.

No one disagreed with that, and much of the debate was marked by consensus rather than division – even on HS2.

The 17-hour debate was marked by efforts to amend the Shays-Meehan bill.

The second debate was marked by a more heated exchange on behalf of both participants.

Transit plan bickering aside (Chow and Ford both showed up with signs that had their transit plans drawn onto them, neither candidate went into great detail about what either of them meant) the debate was marked by frequent interruptions from a crowd that seemingly couldn't stay seated and quiet.

Some debates are marked toxic from the start.

The debate over "Sensation" was marked by rancor reminiscent of earlier national battles over contemporary art financed by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Unlike the raucous hearings that accompanied this summer's service cuts, the board's hourlong debate on Thursday was marked by few outbursts or protests.

This period, now unjustifiably consigned to the history books, is highly relevant to the current debate because it was marked by an intense level of British involvement in Europe.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — It was five against one, or maybe one against five: Mitt Romney skirmished with each of his Republican rivals on Saturday night during a fiery debate here that was marked with repeated attacks that sometimes dripped with scorn.