Sentence examples for entertaining debates from inspiring English sources

"Think of how entertaining debates would be," he tweeted on his AB Foundation account.

That's done in the name of equality and it's done in the hopes of producing entertaining debates.

If Alec Baldwin ran for president, "think of how entertaining debates would be". That's the alternate reality that was knocking around in fans' heads this weekend after Baldwin raised an image of him running for president on Twitter.

And conservatives have exacerbated the misconception with their strong-arm tactics and unwillingness to entertain debate on their political views.

According to news accounts, the Vatican may be willing to entertain debate on complex and controversial doctrinal issues like celibacy, the screening of gay candidates for the priesthood and the role of women in the church.

Here are a few of the questions – or, in many cases, lengthy statements – that will probably not be put to Shorten and Turnbull, even in this most democratic (and, Hildebrand promises, "entertaining") of debates.

Notley was emphatic that even entertaining a debate about Leap would be a disaster.

But as long as the Inquisition intimidated believing Christians from entertaining and debating his ideas, the spots where he was wrong were never uncovered.

We would not, as a nation be entertaining a debate about how to arrest America's economic and social decline from the world's preeminent hyper power, were it not for the Transatlantic Slave Trade (operative word being trade) and the institution of Chattel Slavery throughout the Americas.

"I do not find those debates entertaining.

When asked about this later, Rostam is less willing to entertain the debate.