Sentence examples for debates facts from inspiring English sources

Lerner detects in the spread traces of our own policy debates — facts recited with such alarming speed that they amount to an incomprehensible jumble.

During the debates, fact-checkers like CNN and Politifact focus on evaluating the truthfulness of what each candidate said.

"In next week's debate, facts will matter — and Mitt Romney simply failed to meet the bar of honesty today".

My concern is that we're not debating facts when it comes to hurricanes and climate science.

In American debates, and particularly in this debate, facts are not sufficient, no matter how eloquently spoken.

An opponent is never wrong – since in this debate facts are garbage – but hypocritical or a nimby.

In today's Times, there is a report saying that Obama "instead of focusing on the nuts and bolts of debate facts… is practicing how to challenge Mr. Romney".

"It is not productive to debate facts about events that occurred over 80 years ago because none of us know the facts," Molly Wallace, Wilson's director of corporate communications, said in a statement.

Gregory Rodriguez, a fellow at the New America Foundation whose earlier researches have decisively changed the understanding of Latino experience in the United States, has added a new element to the assimilation debate: facts and figures*.

Why debate facts when you can drive people to your way of thinking through scary headlines?

Last night at the first presidential debate, facts fought as did the "fact-checkers".