Sentence examples for debated notion from inspiring English sources

'Knowledge' is ardently debated notion.

Your story is about love, too, but your characters are debating notions of Jewish identity.

Rewind to a politics class where we debated the notion of a welfare state so thin it would only protect against starvation and destitution.

Recent instalments have debated the notion of isolation in the age of social media, and the legacy of Where The Wild Things Are creator Maurice Sendak.

Mr. Fry dismissed the buzz word terroir — a debated French notion that fine wine can express its unique soil and setting — as "a marketing term".

Doubt this, and you are bound to doubt the value of the UN's role in monitoring elections everywhere from Bosnia to Haiti.A year ago, an article appeared in Foreign Affairs criticising America's multilateralism as too timid by half: America should smite evil and spread democracy alone, the argument went, and for a while Washington's foreign-policy folk debated this notion eagerly.

Founded in 1928 this organization of planners and architects had initially promoted architecture in economic and social context, but at its fourth meeting in 1933 (under the direction of Le Corbusier) it debated the notion of the "Functional City".

Never breaking stride, Brown grinned, the only reaction he showed to the debate notion.

Rather than debate the notion (i.e., they're good except when they're not, or vice versa), I'd like to toss in a handful of good adaptations and hear from you about others you'd recommend.

That there is now continued research dollars — and significant media space — being spent on debating the notion that having a small child sit immobile before a screen can in any way be beneficial shows two things: the amazing power of wishful thinking and the problem too many parents have with taking ownership of their actions.

Cosmologists often debate the notion of a "multiverse": could it be that our universe is but one of many?