Sentence examples for debating one another from inspiring English sources

For now, Democrats seem likely to spend as much time debating one another as taking on Mr. Bush.

He suggested that New York values meant the right to a $15 minimum wage that he had signed into law earlier this month, a theme Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, who were debating one another across the east river in Brooklyn, sparred over in a heated exchange.

Candidates may participate in forums in which they speak to the audience rather than debating one another.

His characters sometimes get caught up in a kind of Socratic Möbius strip, endlessly debating one another and themselves in a way that can verge on the tedious, but even then one cannot but marvel at his sheer energy, his unremitting investment in — what?

The Republican presidential candidates may have grown tired of debating one another.

At times, the senators seemed more interested in debating one another than in hearing testimony from witnesses.

Senators Clinton and Obama both agreed to debate one another at an ABC forum in Philadelphia ahead of the April 22 Pennsylvania primary.

"My own party would have been – and is – quite content for the genuine, big parties to debate one another.

As the crew members enter the distant passage, with its altered space-time continuum, they testily debate one another, referring, in passing, to theories advanced by Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, and Kip Thorne.

Although a democratic society cannot function unless its citizens are able to rationally debate one another, rationality is missing from American politics.

RN: If he could get Kerry to debate one on one, sure.