Sentence examples for debates to settle from inspiring English sources

And these are just very, very hard debates to settle, because they depend on qualitative assessments (whose conspiracy theory is more round-the-bend and noxious? whose rhetoric tiptoes closest to demagoguery?) that are influenced, overly and covertly, by one's own ideological biases.

That's not an easy debate to settle here, but suffice it to say that without more trust, it won't happen on a large scale.

The debate tends to settle on one question: how many people must be offended by a team's name for a change to be warranted?

Last night's debate did little to settle the argument, but a packed house of academics, physics geeks, and just-curious laypeople seemed to enjoy themselves nonetheless.

Sunstein has argued that judges (as well as government regulators) should "prefer nudges over earthquakes," gently influencing political debates without trying to settle them.

Q. Do people invoke the mission statement to settle debates? A. All the time.

The blog publishes screenshots and voice recordings that serve as a kind of universal citation in each new controversy, called upon to settle debates or explode myths.

I'm having terrifying visions of people flashing these things at social outings to try to settle debates about who knows more on any given topic.

In response to Humphrey's calls for a face to face debate, Nixon remarked: "Before we can have a debate between Nixon and Humphrey, Humphrey's got to settle his debate with himself".

Producing the "trump card" of science to settle debate is not healthy for a democracy.

More recently this debate has cooled, appearing to settle in the same way that language conflicts are generally settled in the United States: by improvisation.