Sentence examples for debates of that from inspiring English sources

Still, Ms. O'Hair, an outspoken and provocative proponent of atheism, achieved a lightning rod status in the church-state debates of that era.

Taking up some of the racial debates of that time, Cooper argues that one's actions should follow from one's beliefs.

But Mr Obama wasn't plunging into a debate of that kind.

In the sole televised debate of that campaign, he aggressively attacked Mr. Rush until the moderator cut him off.

While neither bill became law because they failed to pass the conference committee, they have been important catalysts for the immigration debate of that period.

We also know the way the media works; that whoever is in the ascendancy at the moment gets to help shape the debate of that time.

[C1.] PARTISAN SPLIT House Republicans threw up procedural roadblocks to delay debate of legislation that would help homeowners facing foreclosure.

It's for the sake of debates like that.

So the great debate of 2008 that almost wasn't is finally over.

This current debate is an escalation of that previous debate.

In any case, there are themes of debate that represent a sort of bridge between theoretical and empirical studies.