Sentence examples for relaxed debate from inspiring English sources

"The climate in Europe, North America and Australia is not conducive to a relaxed debate about increasing migration.

The other is the form that Tennyson called the "English Idyl," in which he combined brilliant vignettes of contemporary landscape with relaxed debate.

On to a gourmet dinner in a wood-paneled dining room, then into the hot tub for a relaxed debate about where to head next Antibes?

As he sat at a corner table right before Christmas, a black plastic Santa smiling down at him, Mr. Ruiz was relaxed, debating whether to leave for a quick basketball game or stay to help out.

He denied that the bill was an attempt to alter the outcome of the vote on the backbench amendment, insisting he was "relaxed" about Wednesday's debate.

At the meeting, European officials are expected to debate relaxing the terms of Greece's bailout.

"You can relax at the debate if you knew it was going to be 7.8 per cent," he said.

At the meeting, European officials are expected to debate relaxing the terms of Greece's bailout, but they will do so without the prime minister of Greece or its finance minister.

The elegantly austere Workers' Club built by Mr. Rodchenko at the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris as a place where workers could relax, read and debate was a Communist forerunner of the new spaces in Venice.

Unsurprising if true: before Jack Straw's intervention in June transformed the tenor of the debate, Djanogly seemed relaxed about the issue and content with the approach of greater transparency that the Legal Services Board had recommended.

In conversation the day before the first debate, Brown was relaxed and confident.