Sentence examples for debates much from inspiring English sources

These online "debates," much like the real ones between candidates, can be downright nasty.

In the normal course of events, vice-presidential debates, much like vice-presidents themselves, don't particularly matter.

At the end of the day, it is fair to wonder whether Americans even care about these exhausting debates, much less follow them.

Trade negotiators fear unscripted debates much as trial lawyers hesitate to ask questions with uncertain answers; reaching agreement is easier when the differences are narrow and clearly defined.

He made the presidential debates much more substantive, and he helped to set the next president's agenda, and, as a result, we made great progress in reducing the deficit from 1993 to 2000.

As the picture goes backward in time and then forward again, there are eloquent debates, much moral and physical anguish from Wilberforce, and a spirit of Christian resolve, attended, fortunately, by wit.

Despite the length of this debate, much confusion remains.

That's why today we are debating much more than our internal party structures.

In the charged political climate in the current civic debate, much is tolerated, and much is ignored or dismissed.

It's tough to know the White House's internal debate, much less President Obama's personal thought process, for sure.

The agency has become the most contentious part of the regulation debate, much as the public option was to the health care debate.