Sentence examples for ideas being debated from inspiring English sources

Other ideas being debated privately include increasing the value of the fund or raising the proportion of it that can be lent to nations in trouble.

Big ideas are debated frankly.

Where there is exchange, where strangers meet and where ideas are debated, conflicts will arise.

Ideas are debated, leaders are assessed and criticised, and a nation of 170 million people is finally discovering, together, what it thinks.

Mr. Chávez's legacy in the realm of ideas will need further work if they are to become a reality in the messy world of politics, where ideas are debated and contested.

"Agora," whose title refers to the public square and marketplace where ideas were debated in the ancient Greek world, is directed by the Spanish-Chilean filmmaker Alejandro Amenábar, who wrote the screenplay with Mateo Gíl.

The play is the first by Julian Mulvey, a media consultant to Democratic politicians, and in it his affection for the days when ideas were debated elegantly and robustly is evident.

Scott on the debt to his dad: I grew up in a culture where ideas were debated and new things were embraced.

Endless variations of tiny ideas are debated heatedly, as if they could alter the objective conditions of the Cuban regime, and the illusion of progress is maintained.

Toronto -- The public square where ideas are debated is shrinking as academics increasingly shy away from speaking out on topics that might cause controversy.

A general rule of thumb in debating is to not turn the conversation from the idea being debated about to the opponent.