Sentence examples for fanciful debate from inspiring English sources
But the single currency has never been a purely economic issue anywhere in Europe, least of all in Britain, the only major European country where the question of membership has been aired in a public, if sometimes fanciful debate.
In the case of the Tea Party, there is only a fanciful connection between the debate on the size of the federal government, the national debt and the Boston Tea Party.
As Senator Reid pointed out during the debate, Angle's fanciful statement was not only factually incorrect but in direct contravention of her earlier public statements that Social Security as well as Medicare should be abolished altogether.
Mr French says that in 2011 China's parliament debated a proposal, admittedly fanciful, to deploy as many as 100m people in Africa.
But the yammering about whether the colonists would have American citizenship shared the flaw of many of these Republican debates: words that are utterly fanciful, and yet essentially unambitious.
This intimate frame gave a dreamlike quality to the action: mock debates and rallies involving historical and fanciful figures mixed and mingled without regard to era, all laced with non sequiturs and phony oratory.
Why are debates about reproductive rights mired in Neanderthal attitudes, demonstrably fanciful notions about biology ("legitimate rape"), and pro-life activists stubbornly resistant to even basic attempts at reasonable compromise?
