Sentence examples for difficult to debate from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to debate logically when you've got thousands of people loudly condemning you.

Tax matters are both market sensitive and difficult to debate productively".

He repeats their arguments in a dogmatic fashion; persons who are not in the movement find it difficult to debate with him since they start from different premises.

As expected, it's difficult to debate the best-looking cars without dipping one's toe into the exotica pool.

Major changes in environmental legislation came through budget bills which makes it very difficult to debate or divide these amendments.

Warhol, employing a logic difficult to debate, soon chose soup's most famous brand to sanctify in paint on canvas.

He is saying, from a military man's perspective: 'I defended my people and my country', which will make the whole issue more difficult to deliberate and to debate.

Tom Tancredo is not a difficult person to debate.

The latter presented the issue as a matter of "Halal and Haram" through the sharia (Islamic law), making it difficult to even debate — even though many other Muslim countries have allowed women to drive cars.

Why don't they all get together and kill atheists?" We all laughed and clapped his chilling suggestion, and I went home thinking about how brilliant it is that, no matter what the faith of their family, children in the UK have a safe space in their education in which to learn about the different religions of the world and to debate difficult questions.

We see it time and again in our classrooms, when two students who hold divergent political beliefs find a way to debate a difficult topic such as racism through a discussion of Toni Morrison's Beloved or the Holocaust through a reading of WG Sebald's The Emigrants.