Sentence examples for obsessive debate from inspiring English sources
The murder trial generated obsessive debate on Twitter and made legal history in South Africa by being broadcast live on television, giving the judicial system unprecedented exposure and offering a glimpse of a country still gripped by crime and the fear of crime.
The signatories say they "agree with the prime minister that obsessive argument about the principle of statutory regulation can cloud the debate".
The bare facts of the horrific school shooting in Newtown are depressing enough without the obsessive examination and debate I find on Facebook or the visceral immediacy I see on TV news -- but some things pierce the veil.
If obsessives now dominate political debate, Mr Prior suggests, the real culprit is not Fox but choice.
For me, the most disturbing part of the "freedom center" debate is the obsessive use of the word "freedom" in every detail of the collection of projects.
Perhaps he really is a foolish fellow, afloat on too much money, and with not even Bill Clinton's quota of the seriousness needed for the Oval Office.Mr McCain is not unfunny himself he cracked the best joke of the first debate, about his obsessive admiration for Alan Greenspan at the Federal Reserve yet his campaign persona could hardly be more different.
Not surprisingly, the reissues are already the subject of intense debate among Beatles obsessives.
A POPULAR debate among football obsessives concerns whether Barcelona Barça to its fans is the best club soccer team the world has ever seen.
The intensity of the debate over Elian, and the obsessive media coverage, Mr. Dunn said, were "putting this community through a protracted and ugly crisis.
The vast majority of people aren't obsessives, arguing at the extremes of the debate.
"The vast majority of people aren't obsessives, arguing at the extremes of the debate," he told delegates.
