Sentence examples for debated very from inspiring English sources

Planning their wedding was like a months'-long Soul Cafe: They debated very aspect of it with friends and family, eventually creating a ceremony that included elements from Methodist, Hindu, Catholic and American Indian traditions.

To our knowledge this has only been debated very sparsely in the literature, and studies on the most appropriate follow-up regimen in these patients are, as mentioned, warranted [1, 2, 5, 47].

It is the philosophy behind it that should be debated, very honestly and very openly.

In that respect I should like to refer once again to personal data protection, because such a balance will need to be debated very thoroughly here in Parliament.   .

"I want to debate very badly.

In short, the badger's purposeful and private way of life offers writers the chance to debate very human concerns.

With all of this imminent technology seeping into our lives, robo-ethicists have been debating very new, very practical ways that robots intersect with society.

A spokesman, Bill Kircos, says that MobileMark is "a well thought, well debated and very sound benchmark".

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a vague condition, and doctors debated its very existence.

The exact period of his life has been debated, his very existence questioned.

"I find the debate very surreal.