Sentence examples for in debates that from inspiring English sources

The mistakes in the Times review, then, are tangled up in debates that go beyond simple error.

In debates that played out across the Arab world, though often ignored by the West, the questions of reconciling democracy and Islam raged from the 1990s on.

In debates that crucially affect the wellbeing of the world, ideas and beliefs should be open to tough challenge and hard discussion.

Other, more serious, representatives were engaged in debates that day on such matters as financing for foreign operations and a proposed amendment to the Constitution to outlaw desecration of the flag.

We are speaking about these violations, and you call that a gay agenda?" Lively was undeterred, asking, "Am I the only one who wants to have a family-based society?" Sometimes Mugisha engages in debates that are surprisingly genial.

New Jersey's residents deserve to see these two candidates not in their soft and expensive television ads but in debates that are not choreographed to shield them from tough policy tests.

But there's no point in debating that now.

When before did one candidate say of another in debate that they have "tremendous hate" in their heart?

And, in debating that, at the end of two and a half hours of back and forth, it sounded like marriage equality was headed for a win.

A fervent minority of determined lawmakers in both House and Senate argued in debate that it was a mistake to give President Bush such broad authority for force.

But Mr. McCain made quite clear in debate that it was directed straight at Mr. Lott and was a repudiation of his quiet delay of campaign finance legislation.