Sentence examples for debating about something from inspiring English sources

Anton and Valery are laughing and debating about something in Russian, then turn to us.

"It's something to talk about, debate about".

Here's my recap: The government willfully ignored commonsense, and manufactured a debate about something obviously illegal.

I want to have a conversation with somebody where we can have a good debate about something.

"It's not easy to open a debate about something like this," he said.

The association said in a statement, "We do not wish to participate in a theological debate about something that has become politicized during this campaign".

But maybe we should think who we would cheer on, because this is a debate about something very important – namely the relationship between theory, ideology and reality.

If I go to a philosophy conference I may come away just having learned four more wrinkles in the debate about something philosophers have been thinking about for all my life".

Why?" In a way it's quite comical that Davies should end up at the forefront of a debate about something he cheerfully admits to not really understanding at all.

Bradshaw said the trust's insistence that licence fee payers would prefer to have some of the £3.6bn-a-year tax returned to them in the form of a rebate rather than used to fund local news consortia, as the government has proposed, was "not a serious or sensible way to have a debate about something as important as the future of the BBC".

"If there's a moral debate about something that's wrong in society, you can engage in a much bigger dialogue," says "Eye" producer Ged Doherty.