Sentence examples for instead of a debate from inspiring English sources

Instead of a debate over alternative answers to such questions, we permitted little beyond self-congratulatory cheerleading for capitalism.

Instead of a debate about guns, America is now having a debate about campus security.Americans are in fact queasier about guns than the national debate might suggest.

The network said it would show a divisional playoff game on the evening of Oct. 3, instead of a debate organized by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.

Instead of a debate about evil Castilian conquistadors, their cause has been overshadowed by a scandal over a fallen hero, Jordi Pujol, who served for six terms as leader of Catalonia.Four weeks ago Mr Pujol admitted that his family had hidden money in Switzerland for the past 35 years.

Instead of a debate that was focused on Trump's vulgar comments, the debate was focused on policy issues, and despite all of Clinton's "preparation" when it came to the nuts and bolts of policy, Trump managed to not only go toe-to-toe with Clinton, he often got the best of her.

Sadly, instead of a debate about whether we should continue sending weapons to the Middle East at all, we'll probably hear arguments that we should double down in Syria in the coming days and get US troops more cemented into a war we can call our own (that still to this day has not been authorized by Congress).

Barrow Labour MP John Woodcock has released his own video challenging Brand's comments, where he urged him to "come to Barrow and meet some of this workforce" instead of having a debate over YouTube.

Instead of refereeing a debate, or just grilling a subject, Oprah openly engaged with them.

Instead of pushing a debate about how to restructure our predatory financial system, liberals in their focus on individual prosecution are aping the punitive zeal of the authoritarians.

Instead of having a debate about which strategy works best, I challenge people to ask, "What is going to be your contribution to changing the paradigm?" By the mere fact that we're different, we're going to have a multitude of different solutions brought to the table.

Instead of a spirited debate on how we teach math and what should be taught in math classes, we instead debate about who is to blame for the failure of our schools to deliver the results we all seek.