Sentence examples for like debate from inspiring English sources

He may not like debate preparations, but he is very competitive and wants to vanquish Mrs. Clinton on Monday night.

As a result, some moments feel more like debate than like drama.

For activities that my parents deemed respectable and worthwhile, like debate, they proudly showed up at events and told all their friends about my accomplishments.

"The discussion will be about strategy, or horse race issues or how bad the other candidates are, and it will seem like debate.

Lavrov told CNN he hoped that a meeting involving only those "with direct influence on the ground" in Syria would allow "a businesslike discussion, not another general assembly like debate".

My Baghdad University-trained translators consistently stumbled over words like debate, tolerance and compromise -- growing up under Saddam Hussein made it harder for them to grasp these concepts as real.

"I don't like debates, I find them fairly boring," she said.

Mr. Obama does not like debates to begin with, aides have long said, viewing them as media-driven gamesmanship.

So I always like debates.

Kahn liked debate, but the ad-hominem attacks on "On Thermonuclear War" had bruised him, and he softened his tone.

Gingrich likes debates so much, and does so well in them, that he sometimes seems to view debating as an end in itself.