Sentence examples for fine debate from inspiring English sources

Admittedly American audiences are averse to costume dramas (by anyone other than Shakespeare) in which royal genealogy and canonical law are points of fine debate.

In truth you could argue about this endlessly, but for all the fine debate, the broad point holds up – by and large the BBC remains the home of high quality television and radio.

Menaker, who is thirty-three, told me that fans are drawn to the podcast because the hosts have "no special obligation to be nice to anyone, or get a pat on the head, or" — and here he briefly affected the voice of an aristocrat — "have a fine debate with mon conservative frère".

As a former BBC religious affairs correspondent, I reported on some fine debates, as well as some woeful ones.

He described the House of Commons to me as "the finest debating chamber in the world".

That's fine: healthy debate is the cornerstone of democracy.

Rolnik makes it quite clear that she is fine with debate and also dissent.

"If he's saying he needs to get his message out there, I'm saying fine, come debate me and help get your message out.

Whether one franchise is better than another is fine to debate, but Harry Potter deserves to stand tall right beside Luke Skywalker and Frodo Baggins.

It's perfectly fine to debate the effectiveness of police tactics, but it's not fine to create hysteria by putting the spotlight on only the negative incidents and using that to put chains around the entire institution of law enforcement.

Simply to hear fine art debated enthusiastically by knowledgeable people was a treat, and even more so, given this is a format that might appeal to an audience wider than the usual BBC4 crowd.