Sentence examples for fervent debates from inspiring English sources

Mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova started out a bit underpowered in the role of Brangäne – but by the time of her more fervent debates with Isolde, the singer held her own alongside Stemme's force-of-nature voice.

No one will fall asleep this year, what with the fervent debates about campaign finance, income inequality, the Middle East, and more.

After the Democrats' drubbing in the 2014 midterm elections, there have been fervent debates about whether the Party should embrace an economic populism to tap pocketbook frustrations -- or move further to the center in the hopes of capturing more independents.

This notion has induced fervent debates concerning whether the motor is a hexamer or a pentamer.

That mystery is the subject of fervent debate among many who are trying to decode Iran's intentions.

She was a leading conservative voice in the late 20th century and a lightning rod for fervent debate about cultural values.

In the interest of providing equal time to opposing viewpoints, it should be mentioned that this 1.5 figure is subject to fervent debate in the videophile community.

The proposal to expand standardized testing into higher education provoked fervent debate and drew comparisons to President Bush's education law, No Child Left Behind.

And that was why the old set of legislators — including an even larger number of Democrats — found themselves racing through an emotional, fervent debate over taxes on the floor of the State Senate well after midnight on Tuesday.

What Judaism says about the issue is open to fervent debate among scholars because the Torah, like other religious texts, predates organ transplantation and does not address it directly.

That unwavering appeal came in a strongly worded, 12-page document that was devoted entirely to homosexuality, gay marriage and adoption by gays and lesbians, issues that have stirred fervent debate recently in North America and Europe.