Sentence examples for known debate from inspiring English sources

Note, however, that, although they inevitably became entangled, the ensuing controversy between the Dual Coding and the rival Common Coding theories of memory (see Supplement: Dual Coding and Common Coding Theories of Memory) should not be confused with the better known debate between analog (pictorial) and propositional (descriptive) theories of imagery (see §4.4).

And again, you know, debate, debate, debate was happening.

We were trained to be able to talk with ease to those we didn't know, debate in public and if necessary be the life and soul of a social gathering.

I've spent my time in smoky bars, listening to authors I know debate about what is true memoir, what is good fiction, and when and how to use your own life experience in your work.

Assume the worst her critics are charging her with in the "what and when did she know?" debate -- that she was told a month or so after waterboarding had happened that it was being used.

"While they might not make people switch sides, we know debates help people learn how candidates would govern and how they would handle certain issues - they're very useful in tying campaigns to governance," he says.

It's a topic almost every parent I know debates.

Despite their long history as super-friends, comic book fans have been known to debate: Who would win in a fight?

Five things you may not have known about debate moderator Chris Wallace.

As is well known, the debate concerning normativity attempts to adjudicate between a persistent critique of Foucault, made most tellingly by Jürgen Habermas, and those who claim that Foucault has been misunderstood.

Khadr's story is far more widely known, and debated, there than here.