Sentence examples for he debated with from inspiring English sources

He debated with Mr. Catterson.

Wherever he went, he debated with famous scholars and was patronized and consulted by local rulers.

At Brooklyn College, from which he graduated in 1942, he debated with the "Trotskyites and fellow travelers," said his wife, whom he met there.

But last month, as he debated with his staff what looked like imminent American strikes on Syria, he talked about how the box he found himself in differed from what he had faced on Libya.

He read Mao's biography closely and tried to imitate his example: taking cold showers in winter, reading philosophy, and pondering the big questions of politics and society, which he debated with a group of friends.

He was also a prince with a finely articulated past: from the beginning, he eyed up Laertes suspiciously; he debated with the adroitness and avidity of the philosophy student that he was; he seemed (unusually) truly to be in love with Ophelia.

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.

He successfully debated with many scholars and philosophers during this time and won over Naraharitirtha, a minister in Kalinga, who would later become Madhvacharya's first notable disciple.

Championing Marxist thought among the revolutionary socialist movement, in January 1894 he publicly debated with Marxist Theorist Vasily Vorontsov at a clandestine meeting, attracting the attention of police spies.

He debated vigorously with slave-owner Thomas Jefferson who grew up wealthy and never had to deal directly with his beloved man.

The controversial MP George Galloway has been accused of racism after walking out of a meeting at Oxford University when he discovered he was debating with an Israeli.