Sentence examples for never a debate from inspiring English sources

There was never a debate about whether we wanted to our home to be green.

"There was never a debate on whether I would continue to take my medicine or not.

Perhaps my mind is not what it once was, but I do remember clearly when the rule was introduced and there was never a debate about travel stress and non-standardised balls.

RYAN LIZZA: I have never watched a debate where the gap between theory and practice was so stark.

"When Israel usually went to war, there was never such a debate prior to the action," Mr. Kirschenbaum said.

Mr Bush's campaign called Mr Kerry "better than Cicero", while Mr Kerry's insisted that Mr Bush had never lost a debate.

Mr. Gore likes to say that his opponent has never lost a debate -- Mr. Bush was in two before this campaign -- because he won the ensuing elections.

This is not, and has never been, a debate over whether the United States should conduct effective surveillance of terrorists and their supporters.

As far as anyone can tell, there has never been a debate in Spanish, anywhere in the United States, that featured candidates for governor.

Mr. Kerry's aides responded by declaring that Mr. Bush "has never lost a debate" and reprising reviews from his first debate with Vice President Al Gore in 2000 that said Mr. Bush had outmaneuvered Mr. Gore with a folksy, succinct and unconventional style.

"We've got this chain of event arising from the referendum last year that we never had a debate about".