Sentence examples for different kind of debate from inspiring English sources

Then in what, for a comparatively godless country, was an unusually American interlude they turned to abortion.This was a different kind of debate, not only because it is intelligible and painfully familiar to large numbers of people.

"There is a desire by some, particularly on the right, to morph these situations into a different kind of debate -- it's the vice president against an angry, left-wing, cynical, hate-filled press corps that wants to expose him as a liar," he said.

When we're comparing tech regulations to Super Bowl nipple slips, you know we're in a different kind of debate.

1) It's a different kind of debate: As one Virginia politico told me, Democratic primary debates in this state are typically hosted by a local newspaper, Chamber of Commerce, or trade group -- rarely, if ever, by progressive bloggers or online activists like Ben Tribbett.

Plantinga offers a different kind of argument.

This was a different kind of welfare debate because it included the groups more often talked about than having a chance to do the talking.

"It's good to have somebody who is out there and really taking the extreme position on these things because it encourages a different kind of public debate," says Moskovitz.

Now I have, perhaps to excess, challenged him to debate, but I still would like to have a different kind of campaign and have regular debates twice a week, once a week.

The country also faced a different kind of moral dilemma as the government debated the release or parole of the last four former Red Army Faction (also called the Baader-Meinhof Gang) terrorists still being held after more than 20 years in prison; two of the four were released.

An aspect that has so far been largely neglected in this debate is a different kind of robustness, namely physical robustness.

A different kind of game.