Sentence examples for debated views from inspiring English sources

Suddenly Greg Schiano's widely debated views about kneel-downs seem inconsistent.

During the late 1960s Shockley became a figure of some controversy because of his widely debated views on the intellectual differences between races.

Female Saudi athletes say they find it unproductive to debate views openly.

The beginning of the platform as a space that is open to all to express and debate views, instead of a hate-filled pit where members of minority groups are threatened, abused and taunted.

Writing in her new book, Academic Freedom in an Age of Conformity, she says: "Instead of an intellectual robustness to challenge and debate views, academics are teaching that words can inflict violence and oppression and should be censored".

Based on the evidence pointing to the aberrant modulation of immune factors contributing to endometriotic lesion implantation and survival, there are debating views on whether to classify endometriosis as an inflammatory condition or an autoimmune disorder.

They debated competing views concerning the causation and intentional relations of thought-mediated pleasure, regarded as occurring in the intellectual soul or power.

In these texts, humanities and medicine are polarised, they are two opposite ("double, debating") views.

In addition, the need of protocol individualization has to be debated in view of the data by Debigare et al. [ 15].

The panel's task was to give their group's view on an integrity policy to the rector of the university and debate the views presented by others.

"What people fail to understand," he added, "is that members of this administration are encouraged by the president to debate their views forcefully.