Sentence examples for media debates from inspiring English sources

The political and media debates both shape and reflect such emotive attitudes.

Like all media debates that verge on moral panic, this view of chemsex is partial, distorted and, on occasion, hysterical.

His affinity for the site has also seen him become a vocal and regularly quoted advocate of Twitter, especially in media debates with its detractors.

This momentum also led to a working paper, a research and information website, a video detailing the connections between Transfield and the Biennale, and social media debates.

Whether viewers were revelling in their laddish audacity or fuming about the objectification of women, the clips led to a frenzy of social media debates, news bulletins and views.

Media debates have homed in on the most readily-available numbers: the poor goal-scoring return despite creating a wealth of chances, and a series of defensive black-outs by seasoned pros at the other side of the pitch.

The gallery had to make do with a heated media debate instead.

It was a decision that was made too fast and without proper public and media debate.

This is not just a news media debate, Courier and Lendl said.

Isn't that what we see all around us? Look at the global spread of media, debate and democracy.

The media debate this week points to the often messy and awkward relationship between development NGOs and the media.