Sentence examples for points in debates from inspiring English sources

In nearly every Congressional and Senate race, these are the issues that explode into attack ads, score points in debates and light up cable talk shows.

He's going to make the points he thinks are important, but he doesn't think the country needs someone who just scores points in debates by attacking".

Excessive hospital care costs often make splashy points in debates on health care.

My right index finger — the only digit precise enough to hit the close-set virtual iPhone keys — seemed an anemic, cerebral thing, designed for making paltry points in debating club.

Since its beginnings in the early 1990s, the music has often proved a flash point in debates here over free speech, tradition and race.

Mr. Qahtani's well-documented interrogation at the detention camp in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has made his case a focal point in debates about Guantánamo and interrogation methods that critics say amount to torture.

Across these approaches, Douglass's narrative of his fight with Covey stands as a vibrant reference point in debates regarding violence, self-respect, and dignity.

But there's no point in debating that now.

Without that guarantee, there seems little point in debating the issue.

There is little to be gained at this point in debating dated misconduct".

Delegate William Pierce of Georgia wrote that, in the management of every great question, Madison "always comes forward the best informed Man of any point in debate".