Sentence examples for mass debate from inspiring English sources

The nature of mass debate has become solely binary: you're on one side or the other.

Still, the prospect of a possible mass debate over intricacies of the Oscar process struck some as peculiar.

Look at the mass debate the prospect of Pistorius competing in the Olympics caused.

Less chaotic than the previous seven-way "mass debate", this opposition leaders' debate generally revolved around the idea of a Labour-led future government with input from the Scottish National Party (SNP).

But, hey, then all those TV shows and media mass debates might (or let's face it, might not) have to find something worthwhile to talk about instead of just shouting at each other from familiar trenches.

There are furious mass debates and decisions get replayed over and over - more than the goals ever are - while every show, every paper, has a refereeing "expert", the most famous of whom is a linesman famous for cocking it up, and the media invariably cries foul … when the foul is against them and sometimes even when it's not a foul at all.

He's only taken a few breaks from mass debating on his Facebook page to post comical things, like last weekend when he shared this image of a family eating dinner with a giant bear.

Although on this occasion if there was a winner here, Clive, it was shrill, oddly repetitive mass-debating itself, as in front of a packed Westminster Hall the leaders of the opposition parties put on a crisp, clean, energetic display of high-class pre-prepared talking.

Let's hope that we're not reliving the weapons of mass destruction debate and that there's some facts that everyone can agree on.

The FVdG's disillusionment with the social democratic movement deepened during the mass strike debate.

The position that the general strike could be used, but only as a last resort, became dominant in the party during the mass strike debate.