Sentence examples for excited debates from inspiring English sources

There were excited debates about what the party's name should be: Progressive Labour, Democratic Labour and New Labour were all suggested.

It has sparked rave reviews and stirred excited debate.

Twitter, Facebook and blogs have circumvented state censorship to provoke excited debate about the impact of the resonantly-named "Jasmine Revolt" or "youth intifada"– with its homage to Palestinian resistance to Israel.

Meantime, the management of the individual patient outside a clinical trial will continue to excite debate.

In a statement, Mr. Stewart said: "I'm excited to debate Mr. O'Reilly.

His comment excited new debate in the western Balkans about Turkey's activist foreign policy.

While stadiums were full, the occupants of the seats excited much debate.

The announcement earlier this year of the US$1000 genome by Illumina has excited a debate as to when and how genomes will at last transition from the research laboratory to the clinic.

The English soprano Amanda Roocroft began making a name internationally just over a decade ago, when her appearance at European opera festivals excited considerable debate about her prospects as a rising young star.

The Guardian's recent style change in adopting American spellings when referring to specific American placenames such as One World Trade Center excited much debate among the members of the English Spelling Society: some wondered if this was at long last a first step towards reforming English spelling – one of the most difficult orthographies in the world.

Different theories for the silver-particle-formation mechanism have excited much debate, a comprehensive study on which was performed by Munro et al. [18].