Sentence examples for intelligible debate from inspiring English sources

The preference accounts for the current absence of honest or intelligible debate on Capitol Hill.

With such critics, we have the beginnings of an intelligible debate, for we have several reasonably distinct approaches to intervention questions, and we can ask substantive questions about the strengths and weaknesses of each, and we can ask which should be used when or how they should be combined.

This, of course, had nothing to do with an intelligible argument.

Once upon a time I was an intelligent and intelligible adult.

Then in what, for a comparatively godless country, was an unusually American interlude they turned to abortion.This was a different kind of debate, not only because it is intelligible and painfully familiar to large numbers of people.

They assert that much debate and discussion in politics would not be intelligible were it not for the fact that citizens are willing to engage in open minded discussion with those who have distinct morally informed points of view.

No intelligible words, just news tinnitus.

At least that dialogue is intelligible.

Why are there intelligible physical laws?

Additionally, many of us have intelligible speech.

So I hope the debate on this issue will focus less on the label of a constitution, and more on its substance.Two years ago this newspaper concluded that Europe's citizens deserved a written constitution which provided an "intelligible account...of the rules by which the future of the European Union will be shaped" (see article).