Sentence examples for historical debates from inspiring English sources

Reading historical debates, and hearing of the attention paid to them by a thoughtful populace, certainly makes one wonder.

In an interview with Die Presse, an Austrian daily, Mr Orbán said that one should separate political and historical debates.

Rather, the root of Japan's malaise is friction with its neighbours, chiefly China and South Korea, over historical debates about Japan's wartime guilt.

These unearthed pictures, historical debates, and "Blow-Up -style investigations reinforce the celeBlow-Up -stylet has developed around Austen in recent years.

In hundreds of years, when the historical debates Ms. Lin studiously sidestepped may be forgotten, the names of the men will be what remain written in stone.

In Poland, however, Mr. Putin seemed to step back from historical debates, describing a shared failure to prevent "the bloodiest, most horrible war in the history of humanity".

Winston Churchill, British prime minister (1874 1965)"The historical debate is over.

The historical debate is as hot, and unsettled, as ever.

The cities did not envision a historical debate.

Few places provide a more suitable site for this historical debate than this southern port city.

Historical debate becomes a lot rougher when it moves into the modern era.