Sentence examples for had debates with from inspiring English sources

In 2008, I had debates with Norm Coleman— REMNICK: Your opponent.

"When I first went there I had debates with people over Twitter who were questioning why I was playing international football at 34.

"Sandy Hook is complex because I've had debates with devil's advocates that the whole story is true, then I've had debates when I've said that none of it is true," Jones responds.

Ford also disclosed he had debated with Stuart Lancaster the wisdom of picking Burgess as a centre for England, given his lack of explosive pace and inexperience in union.

We should have debates with the Libertarian party and the Green party.

It is this concern that I have debated with myself over the past few weeks.

Ka-Ping Yee, who programmed the site, continues to tinker with it and has debated with his fellow founders whether it should continue.

During marathon telephone conversations in recent weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has debated with his friends and advisers the pros and cons of running again.

I've debated with Michael Moore.

I've debated (with myself) on how "bad" this kind of behavior really is.

Since last December's rape and murder of a young woman in a bus in New Delhi, there have been few concerns India has debated with a greater urgency than that of the well-being of women.