Sentence examples for full of debates from inspiring English sources

Conservative journals are full of debates about the meaning of McCainism, and publishing houses are releasing tracts by conservatives trying to point the Party in a new direction.

But are print critics really so all-important and sacrosanct with the Web full of debates about all manner of film in places like indiewire.com, cinematical.com and blog.spout.com?

Most of all, it should be full of "debate and anarchy".

The foyers here are full of debate about who should succeed her.

This is a play full of debate, where argument always serves another purpose: revealing subtext, underlining theme, complicating character.

And our lunchroom is full of debate about this, all the time — again, because we differ internally about what the causes and remedies may be.

As with any project that deals with art and activism, he said on Sunday, "It's full of debate, it's full of petitions and it's full of confrontations".

Here's the full text of my replies to her (with some e-mail shorthand fixed): My comment section is full of debate every day and, absolutely, posts on climate are like fresh meat dumped on the Serengeti.

Today's proceedings were the focus of intense public scrutiny, with hundreds of supporters standing vigil outside the courtroom and with newspapers and radio waves full of debate about whether Ms. Madikizela-Mandela should go to jail.

He built on the pioneering admission of women in 1870 to create a "democratic atmosphere" on campus, full of debate, discussion, experimentalism, and open play of different viewpoints.

Geek forums are full of lively debates, down to the ways specific network protocols affect economic and social structures.