Sentence examples for exciting debates from inspiring English sources
The reality was that the Convention of The Left was brimming with new ideas, exciting debates and a vision of the world free from the tyranny of market forces.
A clear, and exciting debate.
"It's a very exciting debate".
They were out in force for the only exciting debate of the day, which concerned getting more women into parliament.
I'm sure you've been in the zone — you're having a really exciting debate with somebody, your brain feels alive.
Moderator Joe Hildebrand has promised the most exciting debate ever – a huge call, but also a low bar, so who knows how it will go.
That exciting debate over movies as art waned for reasons similar to those that Mr. Kimmelman believes currently plague museums -- as the definitions of art grew increasingly useless, critics lost the cultural authority to spark debates.
As I've noted before, during the exciting debate about "bros" and health care reform early this year, every plausible conservative alternative to Obamacare does that in some form or another — and part of the reason that Republican politicians have been hesitant to embrace those alternatives, unfortunately, is an anxiety about precisely this reality and its potential political costs.
Dr Philip Dixon, director of ATL Cymru said it was "the starting gun for an exciting debate about the future of education in Wales".
Just not screwing up, however, doesn't make for a very exciting debate.
