Sentence examples for from debates with from inspiring English sources

The priority of import also informs Adorno's stance on art and politics, which derives from debates with Lukács, Benjamin, and Bertolt Brecht in the 1930s (Lunn 1982; Zuidervaart 1991, 28 43).

That said, it's refreshing to see a movie that doesn't flinch from debating with itself, or from dramatising issues that appear intractable.

He abstained from televised debates with Ms Tymoshenko to avoid making gaffes.

The figures also suggested, as had news commentators, that Mr. Bradley suffered from his debates with Mr. Gore.

"We'll have a foreign policy that is humble," Mr. Bush said, repeating a line from his debates with Vice President Al Gore.

Tonight saw Brown and Cameron finally getting down to the kind of brutal cut and thrust over the economy ("David, you're wrong about that") missing from previous debates, with the prime minister scoring some good points.

But this was down from debate #1, with its nearly 2 million peak concurrents.

The lyrics frequently draw on quotes from the real Keating and other political figures, particularly in "On The Floor" which contains numerous verbatim quotes from Keating's debates with Hewson.

Mr. Gore's sound bite is from one of his debates with Mr. Bradley in the Democratic primaries.

The new dynamic at play in the campaign was apparent on the stage, which looked starkly different from those of previous debates, with only four lecterns after the departures of Gov. Rick Perry of Texas from the race earlier in the day and Jon M. Huntsman Jr. on Monday.

At the same time, the Obama administration must stoutly defend both Obamacare and Medicaid from cuts during budget debates with congressional Republicans.