Sentence examples for debates on topics from inspiring English sources
"He was well informed about U.S. politics, and we had some good debates on topics such as the era of imperialism in America and India," he recalled.
Turkish intellectuals like Mr. Dundar have begun to question the official line, opening up painful debates on topics that have long been considered closed.
When not used for films, the room is used for karaoke nights, pub quizzes and weekly debates on topics such as the EU referendum.
In parliamentary votes and debates on topics such as a British referendum, the EU budget and Mr Cameron's plan to renegotiate the country's place in Europe, no fewer than five varieties of Tory have emerged.The Europhiles are virtually mythical these days.
Its first step is ParentsConnect.com, a social networking Web site that joined the online parenting world late in August with dozens of message boards filled with debates on topics like pregnancy chic and anorexia, and plans for user-generated video, including video blogs.
They are part of 20 Stories High, a theatre company based in the city, and their latest production, Tales from the MP3, involves the cast playing each other as they reenact their real-life conversations and debates on topics such as immigration, race and religion.
And one of the ways this discrimination continues is through fabricated debate on topics not worthy of deliberation.
The Chinese authorities have pursued two tracks with regard to the Internet, allowing freewheeling debate on topics unrelated to high-level politics and governance, but carefully monitoring — and sometimes banning — discussions on topics deemed too sensitive.
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Under its outspoken president, Lawrence H. Summers, who took office shortly after Sept. 11, 2001, Harvard has become a proving ground for debate on topics ranging from grade inflation and watered-down curriculums to globalization and the Iraq war.
She said: "As film-makers, nothing is more flattering, humbling (and intimidating) than creating a film that inspires thoughtful dialogue and debate on topics that are relevant and important.
