Sentence examples for lost debates from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire's technicals stem from a blend of complaints, lost debates, air punches and old-fashion bullying.

I regularly shy away from proclaiming who "won" and "lost" debates, and since this wasn't even a true debate, it's easy to dodge such a subjective read on the evening.

I'm not a big fan of declaring who "won" and "lost" debates, and I actually thought both candidates furthered their cause with a particular emphasis towards appealing to South Carolina and minority voters.

Odd then that the glaring omission so far from the "why Labour lost" debate isn't geography or ideology but simple demography.

However, what matters is not winning or losing debates, but whether the candidates won or lost votes because of the debates.

"Front-runners usually lose debates," said Paul Begala, a longtime friend and advisor to Bill and Hillary Clinton, "because all their rivals have to do is stand on the stage as an equal".

This is the kind of action that would trump the endless, and ultimately losing, debate we have been locked in over the past years.

He lost three debates to George Bush and that isn't easy.

We can argue about who won the debate, but Lester Holt definitely lost the debate, that's for sure.

Obama lost the debate, but the biggest loser was any control of the debate.

Jindal bashed the debate moderators to a crowd of roughly 50, saying: "The mainstream media lost the debate".