Sentence examples similar to debating vigorously from inspiring English sources

Human rights should be debated vigorously but also accurately.

A patriot should not be afraid to have this debate, vigorously -- after a nap.

Occasionally Briggs would debate vigorously with crowds of angry protesters on the campus.

The issue of whether illegal immigrants should receive government subsidies has been debated vigorously by the Republican presidential candidates.

He gives no sense that what these two prominent controversialists say is critically examined and debated vigorously by other secularists and atheists.

A couple of decades ago, opera composers began finding inspiration in newspaper headlines, a trend that opera fans and critics have debated vigorously.

In France the revelations have been debated vigorously since passages were leaked to the media last December, with some Heidegger scholars even trying to stop the notebooks' publication.

After coming to join us in the Lords, Jack continued his campaigning and, even after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, debated vigorously from his wheelchair.

If you're not prepared to debate vigorously the point in question, if your knowledge of the facts is spotty and you don&apos t have a personal stake in your point of view, you'll find your arguments swatted away.

They are now being debated vigorously.

He debated vigorously with slave-owner Thomas Jefferson who grew up wealthy and never had to deal directly with his beloved man.