Sentence examples for newspaper debates from inspiring English sources

That the stuff of theater is also the stuff of newspaper debates and subway ads testifies to the abidingly vital dialogue here between the stage and the broader national culture.

Reporter William Hosea Ballou ran the first article on January 12 , 1890 in what would become a series of newspaper debates between Marsh, Powell, and Cope.

Ballou planned the first set of articles, in what would become a series of newspaper debates between Marsh, Powell and Cope.

This is perhaps unclear from the some of the newspaper debate.

They rushed to deal him on the eve of spring training, before he got on a scale and his weight became a source of newspaper debate again.

In response to the accusation that he is rehashing old ideas, Singer points out that the German newspaper debate got under way without him, and he was merely responding.

Newspapers debated the team's odds: "dyott's chance to escape even," one headline ran.

Until this year, newspapers debated the business sense in publishing stories simultaneously on paper for a price and on the internet for free.

With Syria mired in a bloody civil war and Arab newspapers debating whether Egypt's new government will disintegrate or be taken over by the military, the most important players — ordinary citizens trying to seize a long-denied say in their destinies — are uncertain how long they will live in a state of upheaval, and what their lives will be like when things finally settle down.

There's been so much fuss about it, giant posters, newspaper articles, debates, everyone's stuck their oar in.

Green MP Britta Hasselmann told the newspaper that debates in Germany's highest parliament lagged behind not just the UK, but also Spain and France: "A public forum, in which delegates and members of parliament enter into a direct exchange should really be the most normal thing in the world".