Sentence examples for debates ideas from inspiring English sources

The prospect of being part of the debates, ideas and conversations we could start and host was immensely appealing.

That vision is a Labour Party that debates ideas and forms policy collectively; that will welcome migrants, invest in education, control rents and defend workers' rights.

The difference between Mr. Sayles's films and almost everyone else's is that where the most ambitious American filmmakers tend to think in terms of concepts, he remains an evenhanded social essayist and devout populist cognizant of American history who debates ideas.

All passages are drawn from published works, and they discuss debates, ideas, or trends in the arts, sciences, or civic/cultural/political life.

The Clarke children were encouraged to debate ideas at the kitchen table, but there were limits.

But I didn't want harmony and consensus in the classroom — I wanted to debate ideas.

"The Disputation" occurs in Spain during the Middle Ages, when Christians and Jews publicly debated ideas.

It is one thing to debate ideas with which one disagrees.

But I didn't want harmony and consensus in the classroom—I wanted to debate ideas.

Social networking allows us to debate ideas as rapidly as we can create them.

But in explaining the value of debating ideas, rather than stifling discussion, Mr. Serageldin addressed his fellow Muslims.