Sentence examples for debated ideas from inspiring English sources

"The Disputation" occurs in Spain during the Middle Ages, when Christians and Jews publicly debated ideas.

The four Democrats debated ideas for ending the war, a service to American voters who overwhelmingly want it to end.

Sarah Montague admitted that she has often been told to slow down, "but I think, keep up, think quicker!" And then there was Lenny Henry's Tuesday edition, hosted by a non-white presenting team, which debated ideas around Britain and race.

These data were used in order to more rigorously evaluate several much debated ideas about annual range mobility scale and land use patterns and how they changed over time as these groups colonized and settled into the area.

His father helped him buy a house thus enabling him to fulfill his dream of assembling his surrealist friends where they exchanged and debated ideas, played, created and foraged together in antique shops to furnish the house.

That's a hotly debated idea at TechCrunch, and the key is looking at companies that either have had or are expected to have outsized results.

Authors' response: The idea of coacervates is not relevant for the paper, only Oparin's once widely accepted, and now widely debated idea of a self-assembling, self-reproducing, compartmentalized proto-metabolism.

The Clarke children were encouraged to debate ideas at the kitchen table, but there were limits.

But I didn't want harmony and consensus in the classroom — I wanted to debate ideas.

It is one thing to debate ideas with which one disagrees.

But I didn't want harmony and consensus in the classroom—I wanted to debate ideas.