Sentence examples for imaginary debate from inspiring English sources

David Brooks might have better added another participant to his imaginary debate between Iraq's past and its future.

Peter A. Wadsworth East Hampton, N.Y., Nov. 26 *   To the Editor: In the column's imaginary debate, the "liberal" President Obama notes one economist's calculations that the top tax rate should be 73 percent — and says later that "we don't have to go that far".

It's an imaginary debate.

The juxtaposed words of Priebus' report and Coulter — an imaginary debate, if you will — illustrate why the GOP is going to be struggling with these issues for the foreseeable future.

Shot in black-and-white, the two movies, neither of them great but both intelligent and stirring, were placed in conversation with each other as profiles of national character — dialectical partners in an imaginary but potent debate.

In some cases these debates were imaginary, and both sides of the issue were composed by the same person.

He sets up an adversary, an imaginary person from the opposition to "debate" -- first argument, then counterargument.

It would also have been different if Obama had been there debating Michele Bachmann, but that imaginary road is too scary to travel.

Amazingly, people to this day debate whether Chastain crossed an imaginary line of female "propriety".

Barack Obama tore into the nation's largest gun lobby on Thursday as he sought support for his actions on gun control, accusing the National Rifle Association of peddling an "imaginary fiction" that has distorted the national debate about gun violence.

Obviously, no one is supporting Andrea Horwath, unless you count the front-page ad the NDP bought on the cover of Toronto's Metro commuter paper advertising her imaginary lead the morning after a leadership debate.