Sentence examples for debates making from inspiring English sources

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

The majority leader runs the floor debates in the Assembly, moving bills through and organizing debates, making the position a powerful one.

He said the Conservatives had staged a back-stage "push" for an agreement that would bring Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, into the high-profile TV debates, making her "the only Scottish representative on our screens".

These debates make a poignant contrast with their like today.

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

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

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

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

Republican or not, the fixed focus of the more than 20 debates makes little sense from a citizen's perspective.

The good part: Debates make candidates learn their stuff.

Round two will be the televised BBC version on Friday May 1. Do the debates make a difference?