Sentence examples for heated debates about from inspiring English sources
They have heated debates about spacing on the court.
Lots of rich countries are having heated debates about migration at the moment.
In recent decades there have been heated debates about this question.
We saw heated debates about 'phony' science, or whether science held all the answers.
Such techniques, if proven successful, could sidestep heated debates about the research.
In Germany, there were heated debates about homosexuality, and massed viewers bayed vitriolically for the expulsion of an unpopular contestant.
In recent years, there have been increasingly heated debates about free speech and protest activity on college campuses in America.
(Or, if you're the cricket sort, have heated debates about Douglas Jardine over a glass of sherry).
Their abnormal behaviour has fuelled heated debates about animal welfare, but very little research has been done to find economically viable ways to prevent it.
TWO heated debates about free trade took place here last week, yet they were so different they might as well have been on separate planets.
But though it has sparked heated debates about Sicilian history, most readers respond to the book's shimmering beauty, and to the towering figure of the Prince himself.
