Sentence examples for debated among themselves from inspiring English sources

In the last week, Democrats have vigorously debated among themselves how to salvage the legislation.

On CNN, Mr. Brown said aloud what producers in news rooms all over the country debated among themselves.

For years only a few scholars knew that this second painting existed, and they debated among themselves what it could be.

Members debated among themselves -- sometimes to the point of raised voices and stamping feet -- how the memorial would feel to those who visited it.

I recently taught a class of quite brilliant university students, most of whom, when asked to name their desert-island book, said "Harry Potter" and then good-naturedly debated among themselves which volume was best.

Feminists debated among themselves whether women holding 40percentt of the delegate slots was really progress at all.

The delegates would spend months studying the issues, consulting experts, debating among themselves, and forging a consensus.

"Quite often the judges are debating among themselves and just using the lawyers as a backboard," the chief justice said.

"Quite often the judges are debating among themselves and just using the lawyers as a backboard," he said.

So members of Humane Borders say they are debating among themselves how much to cooperate with the patrol.

"Quite often the judges are debating among themselves and just using the lawyers as a backboard," Chief Justice Roberts said at Columbia Law School last year.