Sentence examples for debates about it from inspiring English sources

"He was irritated by the dichotomy, and we had exuberant debates about it," she recalled to Isaacson.

But there were inevitably debates about it among my peers, and plenty of kids who believed it.

But I would argue it has enough room for interpretation that it can change a little bit over time, and debates about it can continue, which almost is better than if it's really set in stone.

Many elements of the new strategy have already been completed, according to senior administration and military officials who have been involved in more than a half-dozen Situation Room debates about it, and outside strategists consulted by the White House.

"I don't want the discussion about criminal justice, smart policing, to be siloed, and to permit discussions and arguments and debates about it to only talk about that," Clinton said.

The idea that having produced heirs is in any way a qualifying characteristic for running the country is patently ludicrous (ask Edward Heath, who had no kids and endured no debates about it), but what vexed me most was Leadsom's suggestion that someone without children has no interest in the future.

Even the people who disagree with me admit its time for a debate about it.

That goes for debate about it too.

There should be no debate about it.

But the debate about it was furious.

So let there be a debate about it".