Sentence examples similar to perpetually debated from inspiring English sources

The saving corollary, though, is that literature is dynamic and perpetually in debate with itself and the times.

These are issues that American educators and parents perpetually wrestle with, and they have been debated around Westchester recently because of two incidents that have received attention not just in coffee shop chitchat but also in the news media.

As soon as I ask them for their thoughts on the upcoming French presidential election, the entire salon's staff of five hairdressers (except for the young man with the perpetually bored air) is debating the merits of each candidate with me.

The agency plans to hire additional officers, although it is not clear how many will be assigned to airports versus the border patrol — a balance that is perpetually subject to debate.

A day later, a mile south of the National Mall, out-of-town marchers took their seats beside well-heeled locals to see a new play that asks why the right to abortion remains, perpetually, up for debate.

"To protect religious freedom and to avoid becoming inextricably and perpetually entangled in debates over the propriety of certain Catholic teachings and practices, the CAT should refrain from repeating this unfortunate mistake," said James Kelly of the Solidarity Centre for Law and Justice in a written submission.

The never-ending, chin-stroking carbon pricing debate perpetually overlooks this basic fact.

"The Ontogeny of Information" is a critical intervention into the ongoing and perpetually troubling nature-nurture debates surrounding human development.

If Shostakovich, above, is getting a lot of attention in recent years, it's because he is a perpetually fascinating subject of debate.

Then this cues a perpetually petty and childish gun debate.

If it wasn't enough to get creeped out hearing grown men express envy of the breast-feeding 4-year-old boy latched onto his attractive mother, the question posed on the cover seemed to encompass not only the article's attachment parenting debate, but also the self-doubt that all mothers perpetually face.