Sentence examples for invigorating debates from inspiring English sources

The Peabody board's citation called it a "series of bold, invigorating debates of crucial issues" grounded in the producers' belief "that in a courtroom atmosphere such controversial problems as abortion, smog versus the auto, the use of marijuana, or the danger of offshore drilling could be dramatized and reasonably, if hotly, discussed".

Mr. Mitterrand said that cinema "plays an essential role in invigorating democratic debate and that is why respect for the freedom of expression of artists cannot be limited, and the opinions that you assert must not stand in its way".

I think [cable news networks] are invigorating the debate.

Soon, pupils packed into tight rows were reciting Dr. King's words, stumbling through the new vocabulary -- "promissory note," "emancipation," "tranquillity," "invigorating" -- and debating the unfinished civil rights agenda.

Intellectual, open-minded debates can be invigorating and tons of fun.

"That kind of debate and argument is actually invigorating to me.

In some ways, it may prove invigorating to have a political debate that does not break down all that neatly into the usual partisan camps.

All the vocal, pro-civil liberty Democrats from the Bush years joined the new libertarian-leaning Republican members of Congress (led by Amash) in a movement to defund the NSA this summer with an invigorating bipartisan debate on the House floor.

But Art Dubai and the Sharjah Biennial, however awkwardly and with whatever compromised means, are bringing the invigorating oxygen of cultural and political debate to the region.

Gradually, the debates in the Debating Society attracted men with whom contact was invigorating and inspiring.

I could see findings being put to work, and the healthy debate about how to adapt research into practice was invigorating and challenging.