Sentence examples for debating talents from inspiring English sources

Of course, historical tidbits like the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, homesteader hardship and the relative debating talents of Lincoln and Douglas mostly provide a jump-off for self-reflection.

For the next two decades, the society was hailed for producing some of the best debating talent in the nation.

"Is a restaurant that bans creatures that bark not a restaurant that bans dogs?" he asks, demonstrating a debating talent that would serve him well in a courtroom.

People "close to the search" have debated the talents and shortcomings of the leading candidates, almost all of whom are still employed as executives of other major consumer-product companies.

"The ultimate question is, do you want to make the N.B.A. or have a career in the N.B.A?" Although arguments will continue for the next two years — until Tyler becomes eligible to play in the N.B.A. — on whether he made the right decision in opting to play in Europe, there is no debating his talent.

This year's March Madness has crystallized the debate over talent versus experience, team building versus quick fixes.

It doesn't matter how long they're in the league, players still debate the talent of their respective draft classes and the old format added an intriguing element for those discussions.

The debate over talent vs. effort is moot: History makes it clear you always need extraordinary effort.

10 10 am Uber's lawyer is trying to recast this as a debate over talent, not intellectual property.

There have been about 76 articles on the subject on this website alone, one of which found TV comedy talents Charlie Higson and Adil Citizen Khan Rayay debating whether the reunion is a good, or duff, move.

The letters are comedy classics, not least the one in which Flitcroft challenges Mackenzie to a match on the Old Course to settle the debate over his golfing talents once and for all.