Sentence examples for debates long from inspiring English sources

THE nominee is a foregone conclusion and platform debates long ago gave way to choreographed displays of party unity.

PARIS — One of the most challenging shows on art and culture ever put together at the Louvre Museum, "L'Antiquité rêvée" will feed debates long after it closes.

Reports of Netanyahu's agreement to bring Kadima into his government emerged shortly after Israel's parliament held debates long into the night over whether to break up.

The interest in the nature of social reality in the structure and normativity of social practices and institutions had been part of philosophical debates long before the incipience of specific debates about collective intentionality.

The ramped-up involvement of these groups is the clearest sign to date that cultural debates long thought to be a side topic in the 2012 election, may still play a role.

It will doubtless be debated long after her death.

We debated long and hard, and we decided to forget it".

The new law had been publicly debated long before the scandal surfaced.

It's a dramatic new element in the budget debate, long overdue.

The framers of the Constitution debated long and hard; it was one of the longest debates that took place during the formation of the Constitution.

We can debate long and hard about why things failed to work out for Shevchenko at Chelsea.