Sentence examples for form debate from inspiring English sources

A race row has erupted at one of the world's most prestigious universities after two separate incidents collided to form debate on campus.

The hustings itself was hastily convened, it was like a half-empty classroom a sixth form debate had been earmarked for, only for someone to be having a party the same night.

Mary Bousted of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers accused Mr Gove of point-scoring and said: "It is as if he is in a sixth form debate rather than a government minister.

Reed and Asquith were participants in a sixth form debate on the motion that "the execution of Mary Queen of Scots was unjustifiable".

The title "Speech & Debate" is so dull, and the synopsis sounds so deadly — three misfit high school students form a debate club — that they must be ploys to lower expectations.

Mr. Hicks, who helped form a debate club at his school (where the topics include the ethical implications of abortion to whether teenage criminals should be tried as adults), wants to be a lawyer.

Whatever form your debate takes, you will have the opportunity to present your side of the issue.

There is a kind of roving, free-form debate as to when exactly the show was last funny.

Broadcast without commercials, this long-form debate suggested that television could assist the democratic process beyond the airing of 30-second commercials; it promised estimable uses for the new medium.

With rules that permitted them to roam the hall as they answered questions from 140 undecided voters, Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush repeatedly bounded out of their chairs, sometimes talking over the host, Charles Gibson of ABC News, as they struggled to get the upper hand in a session that at times verged on a free-form debate.

You don't tear up your fire insurance because your house has been flooded.Such arguments will form the debates of a new era of shadow war.