Sentence examples for like debates from inspiring English sources

"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.

Jon Huntsman is the unassuming cousin you might not think about outside of family gatherings (like debates).

So I always like debates.

The campaign law itself is inimical to ideas like debates, rallies or party platforms.

"So the ads are of diminished importance in a social media age, and things like debates become of outsized importance".

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

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

We know that Obama skews cerebral and that he has never liked debates as a way to engage issues.

People close to the Bush family said the former president never liked debates and never trusted the commission.

Every conversation the friends had, at brunch or out shopping, amounted to a "Crossfire -like debate.