Sentence examples for fun debate from inspiring English sources

"It's a fun debate," Costello said.

So that was a fun debate.

That's a substantive story, but it's a fun debate to have for discussion".

"IF YOU want to have a fun debate, ask bloggers what a blog is," says Jeremy Zawodny at Yahoo!

It'll be an evening of fierce competition, fun debate, and friendship.

Among America's most recent holiday traditions is the fun debate about the War on Christmas.

The teammates have been having fun debating what they should call themselves.

It can't be fun debating your humanity over and over, and I find his grace in navigating those unpleasant waters quietly moving.

He added: "Maybe next time Chelsea play Liverpool, he and I can have some fun debating with both home and away supporters – of all colours – what an English person looks like and how they should behave.

I think Farah-Bolt is going to end up as one of those lingering questions: "Would you rather fight a hundred duck-sized horses or a horse-sized duck?" It's fun to debate, but relatively unlikely to happen.

Three years after Diana's death from cancer in 2000, following 54 years of marriage, he married Caroline Spence and welcomed her three children – Jacob, Rebecca and Tom – and grandchildren to the fun and debate.