Sentence examples for prone to debate from inspiring English sources

Men who live here are prone to debate the intricacies of ever sport ever played using statistics and analysis that would make a mathematics professor swoon.

He is impatient and prone to passionate debate.

GREENVILLE, S.C. — There may be one Republican candidate prone to memory lapses who wishes he never had to debate again, but Newt Gingrich cannot get enough of these events.

A five-year-old is prone to exaggeration, true, but the sentiment is not open to debate.

Whether Brown won because of an absurdly error-prone opponent, the influx of national money and national GOP operatives, or Fehrnstrom's own decisions, remains open to debate.

The Democratic incumbent, a onetime Jesuit seminarian prone to occasional bursts of Latin, might debate in iambic pentameter, he joked.

The governor, a onetime Jesuit seminarian prone to occasional bursts of Latin, might debate in iambic pentameter, he joked.

It's clear that both sides of this debate are prone to hyperbole.