Sentence examples for never really debates from inspiring English sources

In the play within the play, for example, Mr. Laurents flirts with questions of how much one may forgive an artist for political sins, and how much an artist is willing to sacrifice to pursue her art, but he never really debates them.

The nation never really debated these priorities: "What justifies this level of spending?" he asked.

So before you question Australia's need for 5th generation stealth fighter jets, understand the purchase was never really a debate about "if", it was, "how many?" And the answer is up to one hundred.

Each side brought numbers as evidence for the righteousness of its cause, but it was clear that they were motivated by something deeper — a reminder, for an outsider like me who now lives in a very different political climate, that math can never really resolve a debate rooted in history, culture and values.

There has never really been a debate here, there has never been a campaign for the Yes vote.

That debate never really happened.

But, although I found the result endlessly fascinating, the mass of information and the diversity of styles means the promised debate never really matures.

This debate never really has been about evidence, it's about a conflict between the imaginary conservative utopia that Peter Hitchens and others want to live in and the nasty drug-and-violence-filled world they wrongly assume that Rockstar are trying to encourage.

Mr. Walker missed debates and never really connected with voters.

In truth, there never really should have been a debate about the position.

But then the American Iraq debate has never really been about Iraqis.