Sentence examples for dialogue debate from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged the opposition's democratic behaviour in recognising its defeat, saying it was "a very important step towards peace and cohabitation", and called for "dialogue, debate and working together" for the country's sake.

"Where does dialogue, debate and reflection take place?" asks Ed Black.

The consequences of these issues have also dampened citizen engagement and participation in activities that are critical to the democratic process, such as dialogue, debate, voting and public service.

And the only way that we all can reach this state is through dialogue, debate and the light of understanding.

The rules for resolving differences in open, liberal societies are to engage in dialogue, debate differences, and then achieve a solution through consensus or voting.

I can imagine male professors (bloodless poets), sitting in their stifling, airless faculty offices, shaking their head at this persistent dialogue, debate.

When the movie's hyper-verbal, seen-it-all teenagers weren't busy stabbing or being stabbed, they were parroting "Psycho" dialogue, debating "Friday the 13th" trivia and reciting survival maxims (Look behind you! Do your best not to be a chesty blonde! Never say, "I'll be right back!") they'd gleaned watching countless other horror films.

Our main access to Mencius's thinking is through the eponymous collection of his dialogues, debates, and sayings, the Mengzi (Mencius).

Socrates (c. 470 399) in one of the early dialogues debates the nature of the holy with Euthyphro, who is a religious professional.

"We will begin a constituent process that is open to the people — with dialogues, debates, consultations and town hall meetings — which should result in the fully democratic and civil new constitution that we all deserve," President Bachelet said, without delving into specifics.

The dialogue, the debate has changed.