Sentence examples for debating with her from inspiring English sources

She particularly enjoyed debating with her English colleagues the deficiencies of Tudor rule.

Congratulations to @karren_brady being made a peer and joining the House of Lords.I look forward to debating with her across the benches.

No, the woman debating with her was a woman of colour and therefore, despite being clearly and obviously correct, Penny had to back down.

Though the reports haven't been verified, Lord Alan Sugar, who was appointed to the upper house in 2009 by Labour, congratulated Brady yesterday and said he was looking forward to "debating with her across the benches".

Huffington had been in Ireland on vacation with Tina Brown for forty-eight hours — "debating with her kids and mine whether to explore the teashops of Bunratty or the rainswept cliffs of Ballycotton," Brown wrote — when she returned to L.A. to enter the race.

It starts as a play within a play, with Boo (Anna Greenfield) debating with her father, Larry Jay Potterr), about its authorship — she wrote it, but his stories populate it — and then plunges into the biblical hell that was Gulfport in 2005.

The perennial candidate was not taken seriously by Mr Castle, who refused to debate with her, or by the state Republican Party.

Mazibuko often suffers sexist remarks – in 2011, Julius Malema, then ANC youth leader, refused to debate with her, saying she was "a nobody, a tea girl".

And just as some attack Miss Suu Kyi for being aloof, she is equally frustrated by the fact that people are so in awe of her that they will not dare argue or debate with her.

As she likes to tell audiences, her parents debated with her at the dinner table from the time she was four – expecting her to have firm opinions that she could defend.

"When I tried to debate with her about what Captain Kirk did, she would take out a tape, find the exact spot and show me that I was wrong," he said.