Sentence examples for debates made from inspiring English sources

By the accounts of some experienced political junkies, the hourlong Durham debates made for taut television.

Thursday that one standby of past marathon debates made its appearance: the reading from a book.

Others said that Mr. Bush's position on debates made at least as much sense to voters as Mr. Gore's.

The bipartisan group of bigwigs who choose the sites for presidential debates made the wrong choice when they rejected New Orleans' bid.

Voters surveyed were slightly more likely to say the debates made them feel better about a Bush presidency than a Gore presidency.

Still, we have ended up with much less than we needed, even before climate change and energy-security debates made plainer the imperative of greater efficiency in our transportation sector.

"The motivations are the same: to drown out debate and make our arguments taboo".

These debates make a poignant contrast with their like today.

Didn't someone out there say these debates make no difference?

Senator Barack Obama's rebuff of town-hall-style debates makes iron-clad sense to his political strategists.

In many ways the play is a long series of debates, making all the performances a little oppressive.