Sentence examples for interested in debates from inspiring English sources

Thursday night's Republican presidential debate in Texas would dismay almost anyone interested in debates or politics.

When Boroujerdi, in his defense, proposed the idea of a debate, he was told "we're not interested in debates; we prosecute and execute".

In particular, it is possible that Gray was interested in debates over the treatment of the poor, and that he supported the political structure of his day, which was to support the poor who worked but look down on those that refused to.

They're not interested in debate.

But Vaca was really not interested in debating the matter.

At times, the senators seemed more interested in debating one another than in hearing testimony from witnesses.

But I think it is my life and I don't want to get people interested in debating it.

Here, in this hotbed of organic farming, people weren't interested in debating the recent Stanford University study that found few advantages to organic produce and meat.

Students here seemed less interested in debating the Republicans' social agenda than in talking about how sexual mores related to their own lives.

They are not interested in debate, just in venting abuse that they would never dare utter if they met you face to face.

We're not interested in debating with you whether or not Arafat is your Osama bin Laden, as you've been saying.