Sentence examples for debates of the from inspiring English sources

Gail: I've been thinking about presidential debates of the past.

A morning briefing on the big debates of the day?

And at this festival, plenty of the debates of the day are on full display.

Tooke figured prominently in the great British monetary debates of the 19th century bullionists versus antibullionists.

The debates of the planners sound like buildings talking to buildings.

It's a question the candidates often raise during the mud-slinging debates of the primary season.

Rather, they are moved by the practical debates of the times.

It remains one of the vexing, if not unanswerable, debates of the Civil War.

The current proposal also crosses different racial lines than did the debates of the 1960's.

Hargreaves said: "Pay at the top is one of the most pressing debates of the day.

Eventually, the great debates of the day intruded even at Brigham Young.