Sentence examples for like debating from inspiring English sources

As far as I can tell, at first he chose not to respond but after some time he lashed out on Twitter, saying: Touched a raw nerve with shrill intolerant pro sex education Lefties who don't like debating the issues.

It's like debating the aesthetics of the Berlin Wall.

This sounds a lot like debating my life -- and on my opponent's turf, with my opponent moderating, to boot.

Most of these, like polling numbers and establishment support (as measured through endorsements) can be quantified in some way, but a few like debating skill are more subjective.

We should take the time to do something less useful, like debating the meaning of justice or discussing the different forms of love.

And attempting to prove or disprove magic with data is like debating the presence of the divine with an atlas of interstates.

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

"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.

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

So I always like debates.