Sentence examples for drawn into debates from inspiring English sources

YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE (2) "I'm constantly being drawn into debates about who sang You'll Never Walk Alone first, said Damian in Chester.

Sponsors said they had decided after the shootings not to get drawn into debates about gun control until they arrived here to an event that drew 2,200 members of the news media.

Geoscientists and other technical specialists have found themselves drawn into debates about how various types of expertise should be prioritized, and integrated with diverse public and stakeholder perspectives.

I will not be drawn into debates about assigning relative weights to various human campaigns of horror.

"In my opinion," Katherine Martinez, the center's director, wrote in one of the e-mails, "CCP staff should not be drawn into debate about the negatives".

Mourinho refused to be drawn into debate about three potential penalties in the first half when Oscar tangled with Hector Bellerin and was then taken out by Arsenal keeper David Ospina before Cesc Fabregas went down under a challenge from Santi Cazorla.

Mathematical issues were often drawn into these debates.

But private business is drawn into public debates all the time.

It could be drawn into contentious debates about how financial institutions should run themselves.

Republicans are deeply worried that they will be drawn into protracted debates with the White House.

"The more that individual justices are drawn into public debates, the more the court as an institution will be seen in political terms, which was not the intent of the founders".