Sentence examples for mini debate from inspiring English sources

A mini debate broke out last night on the Guardian fashion desk about Labrinth's Roses-inspired suit.

That last one sparked a mini debate in feminist corners of the internet – is it really OK to publicly mock these guys, who are usually socially awkward and unsuccessful in love as it is?

It is the largest committee room in the building, and it is laid out like a mini debating chamber.

This is followed by two 90-minute mini debates on the impact of oil palm plantations on world-wide climate and on indigenous species; and on the social and economic value of sports volunteering.

We've invited two preeminent scholars to a mini-debate on how these changes will play out.

Since then a mini-debate has broken out online among law professors over whether these payments are legal or appropriate.

I'm worried because there was an actual mini-debate on the left recently over whether Pete Buttigieg is gay enough.

No sooner do store windows announce that "Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrive" than November's annual mini-debate begins.

This parliamentary mechanism, which springs a mini-debate and throws government departments into a time-absorbing preparation of their defence, is cherished by oppositions and detested by ministers.

Instead, on Sunday, he presided over a mini-debate between David Axelrod, the top strategist to Senator Barack Obama, and Steve Schmidt, Mr. McCain's top aide.

Mr. Ciubotariu's LinkedIn article spurred a mini-debate of its own, with some former colleagues disagreeing with his depiction of a polite, respectful, Foosball-playing workplace.