Sentence examples for of topical debate from inspiring English sources

"Frozen" can seem too conscientiously even-handed, in the style of topical debate plays.

"Frozen" can also seem too conscientiously evenhanded in the style of topical debate plays as it considers its subject from different perspectives.

"People's appetite for topical debate seems insatiable," says Jeremy O'Grady, co-founder, with John Gordon, of Intelligence Squared, a new debating forum.

Public internet polling to be used to select issues for topical debate while town halls around the country would host debates on local issues.

The pope provoked cheers from the crowd, for example, by reminding them that he too was an immigrant and that America was a country built on immigration – another subject of fierce topical debate in the US.

We should implement the idea put forward by Parmjit Dhanda in his hustings for the Speakership, to let the public have a say over what gets discussed in Parliament, for example by voting on the subject of each week's topical debate.

But the heart of Wertenbaker's play lies in its endlessly topical debate about crime and punishment, and in its moving portrait of drama as a means of giving voice, purpose and a sense of communality to a group of social outcasts.

On 22 October 2009, Griffin took part in the BBC's topical debate programme, Question Time, as a representative of the BNP.

We have any number about what one recent press release called the "always topical" debate between science and religion.

In a statement, a spokesperson for Loose Women said: "Loose Women is a daily talk show centred around topical debate and this discussion, linked to a recent news story, involved a full and frank range of views from the panellists.

It is an open, highly topical debate.