Sentence examples for debated back from inspiring English sources

Because consciously or not – an issue which is still hotly debated – back in 1926, just after the publication of her sixth novel, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Christie staged her own disappearance.

The soldiers' predicament, to which we return throughout the film, is intended to dramatize the issues being debated back home, although their heroism has few political implications, being more an example of indissoluble friendship.

All morning, on the street corners in downtown, groups of men debated back and forth Mubarak's announcement last night that he would not stand for elections this fall — passionate, shouting, pointing, jabbing, gesticulating.

Dishes from this trip will be presented and rigorously debated back at the London HQ. James Newthe-brand, the brand's chef and a veteran of most of London's high-end hotel kitchens, will work out if the flavours and cooking processes can be replicated, whether it's possible to make them at a good price, and also consider what he calls "the practicality of eat".

Ever since the music industry declared war on its customers a few years ago those of us who spend entirely too much time online have debated back and forth on message boards, modern day salons.

When the need for more than 28 days arrives — and it will — we can either have a well considered and debated back-pocket measure in place ready to make available to prosecutors, or we will be forced to release terrorists on to the streets unless some hurried legislation is passed.

All day he'd debated backing out at the last minute, though the course was prepaid.

"They want their issues to be brought up, and they want to see us debating back and forth.

We'll debate back and forth about [his] wardrobe, which looked better".

I even debated going back inside.

Other states have debated bringing back the electric chair.