Sentence examples for debates from from inspiring English sources

Locals treat visitors to re-enactments of speeches and debates from the era.

There has been a large dose of unreality to the presidential debates from the start.

The debate over the war in Iraq revived many of the old debates from the Clinton era.

But they also raise troubling questions about promiscuity and responsibility that are reminiscent of debates from the 1980s.

In a statement Bennett said potential Green party voters "would be seriously shortchanged by debates from which we were excluded".

It is an open question whether their heated, long-distance debates from the primary will be revisited at close range.

The race-related incidents since then prove that one cannot ringfence certain types of immigrant debates from others.

The same cannot be said of watching any or all of the televised Presidential debates from 1976 to 2012.

The opposition coalition in exile, the National Syrian Council, debates from Istanbul but gets no respect from the fighters on the ground.

Likewise, politics does not seem to benefit: One academic study found a deterioration in the caliber of discussions of economics in presidential debates from 1960 to 2008.

At times, that put him on the opposite side of debates from others in the Administration, including Hillary Clinton and Leon Panetta, Obama's first C.I.A. director.