Sentence examples for inward debate from inspiring English sources

However, after much inward debate I have decided to give up Judaism and become agnostic.

The EU leaders tried to turn away from their inward-looking debate over the treaty by focusing on rising oil and food prices.

John Bingham (@John_Bingham) It is noticeable how strong the applause is for people speaking on both sides #synod - looking very tight #womenbishops November 20 , 20124.55pm GMT Canon Jane Charman (Salisbury) says "this has been one of the most inward looking debates I can remember".

What Conservatives Understand About International Law The debate between inward-looking conservatives and outward-looking liberals has recently taken a turn toward the shrill.

The argument about inward investment highlights three key issues about the in-out debate.

Sometimes they have removed themselves from the debate altogether and become inward focusing.

And while national shares of inward investment may fuel the euro debate, it is the actual flows of money that affect the economy.

He said: "We are trying to have a serious debate about the spectre of mass inward migration and its impact on low wage, low skilled workers.

But some charter school leaders and other advocates have spoken of the need to lower the temperature of the debate and have turned their focus inward on improving their own schools.

The danger in this is that Europe will turn inward, obsessed by its own structures, unleashing intense debate about the Europe of the future.

Although it is debated as to whether his turning inward to examine himself in his poetry represents an evangelical type of Christianity, his poetry during his isolation does show a desire for "unmediated revelation".