Sentence examples for personal debates from inspiring English sources

So how can today's Turner cut through the surface distraction to generate more pertinent and in‑depth social, cultural and personal debates?

Which means that our attempt to judge today's debates against earlier standards of rhetoric might represent a Category Error, that is a fallacy based on assuming two different things (such as historic personal debates and modern televised ones) are members of the same category when they might not be.

Mr. Cheney's personal debating experience may be somewhat limited.

Thus the owners of 12 national papers stand on the ramparts of this very personal debate.

"In my heart of hearts, I know that today love wins," State Senator Tony Lourey, a Democrat, said Monday during a tense, often personal debate before the vote.

Read the full "On Politics" column on The Caucus — RICHARD W. STEVENSON This one could be the nastiest, most personal debate yet.

PAGE 6 Personal Debate for Bush As he considers stem cell research, President Bush is surrounded by reminders of friends and family such therapy might have helped.

The issue is no longer an abstract argument in the halls of Congress, but an intensely and wrenchingly personal debate across the family dinner table.

But the broadcast still seemed to threaten to draw Mr. Bush into the kind of personal debate with Mr. Hussein that he had been avoiding.

In an extraordinarily personal debate, senator after senator cast aside the often mundane rhetoric of lawmaking and delved into the most intimate aspects of their lives: husbands, wives, siblings and religion.

Ironically, perhaps, in lending his voice to the Recognise campaign, Goodes finds himself on one side of a polarising and at times deeply personal debate in Indigenous Australia about the merits of constitutional acknowledgement.