Sentence examples for deepest debate from inspiring English sources
There has been much debate about the film, primarily about its historical accuracy, but one might say not the right debate, not the deepest debate.
And he contended that an even deeper debate was at play.
("We should have a deeper debate about these issues," Rubio said, and he meant it).
Mr. Zehr's decision to sue the government stirred deep debate within his traditional community.
He acknowledged that the rise of its fellow Islamists in Egypt had set off a deep debate inside Hamas.
Beyond the cacophony created by Pope Francis is a deeper debate about the party's desire – or lack of it – to reach out to crucial minority voters.
The challenge here, of course, is that the fight over climate science, to my mind, is a spillover from the more heated, and deeper, debate over climate policy.
It's a recapitulation of a deeper debate that we've been having for centuries — a debate about why books matter to us, and what reading is "for".
How can we fight climate change, raise incomes for the middle class, reform our ailing democracy, educate our children or champion world peace without serious and deep debate?
Local artists and city public art administrators say "Blue Mustang" has stirred a deeper debate too, about Denver itself, and what sort of image it wants to communicate.
Beyond that, many people said they perceived a deeper debate about fairness, equity and — at its core — starkly different visions of the nation's future and how public resources should be allotted in a time of straitened circumstances.
