Sentence examples for really debate from inspiring English sources

And, of course, he could really debate the laws of the game, having qualified as England's first black referee.

In those early days of the iPhone, and beyond, Yankovich explained that the company built for every platform and for the mobile web and didn't really debate over which to focus on singularly.

"The audience was sort of denied the opportunity to really debate with her," Barnes said, "Because she wouldn't engage in discussion of her different expectations for men and women".

They just really debate and try and figure it out, and the dread is: holy shit, there's really no easy way out, and this is going to end very poorly!

I really debated whether to include him on the list.

We're not really debating the veracity of the central charge".

The nation never really debated these priorities: "What justifies this level of spending?" he asked.

Hertzberg, like everyone else really, debates him in the abstract, as an idea, as a historic symbol.

We need to find a way of really debating these issues with the villagers, the doctors and the midwives".

A little more than a month away from election day, what have we really debated through this long contest?

"I think what we're really debating here is the timing," said Stuart Hoffman, an economist at PNC Financial in Pittsburgh.