Sentence examples for older debate from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this has intensified an older debate among Asian Muslims about their place in the Islamic world, and whether they need to conform to a pan-Islamic model that many feel is alien to them.

Davidson's discussion of this issue refers back to an older debate about the status of dispositional terms—specifically, whether they are 'place-holders' for predicates that are non-dispositional ('intrinsic' or 'manifest') (see Goodman 1983, 41ff).

The sense of ownership in play in Velleman's view is inherited from an older debate about freedom of the will and autonomy, and it has to do with whether the agent can honestly dissociate himself from his action or motivation (e.g., "It wasn't really me speaking; it was just the alcohol").

This story about Science 2.0 reminds me of a slightly older debate about Intelligence 2.0, whereby the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) built Intellipedia and other social tools with which analysts could collaborate in real time around information, data, breaking news across agencies and job descriptions.

The old debate has shaped the new.

This very old debate goes very deep.

Therein lies an age-old debate.

For now, the old debate simmers.

Their decision opens anew an old debate.

It's an old debate in publishing.

The report will probably renew an old debate about authorities.