Sentence examples for riveting debates from inspiring English sources

On the upside this makes for riveting debates, just check out the Independent's Johann Hari talking with Peter Tatchell about the dangers of multiculturalism, or Julie Bindel on the legacy of the Suffragettes.

This is where I'd normally end the post with some riveting cliffhanger debating whether the CDMA Pearl Flip was going to Sprint or Verizon – but previously leaked images of the handset sporting a Verizon badge sort of takes the fun out of that last bit.

It is weirdly riveting to watch them, debating and wrangling, make a Christmas tree out of ice-cream cartons and pencil cases and a satsuma.

While the nation's attention is riveted by a debate about whether a small proportion of our fellow citizens (gays and lesbians) should be allowed to marry, marriage is rapidly dividing along class lines, splitting the country that it used to unite.

"While the nation's attention is riveted by a debate about whether a small proportion of our fellow citizens (gays and lesbians) should be allowed to marry," the statement reads, "marriage is rapidly dividing along class lines, splitting the country that it used to unite".

I spent most of the debate riveted by the screen, and was focused on the point-counterpoint.

Did the debate make for riveting viewing?

While it riveted the nation, the debate had more symbolic than practical importance.

The austerity debate has riveted Ms. Bijl, the pen shop clerk, considering what happened in Greece.

"The idea that these children shouldn't learn the same material as other students is absurd," Ms. McGilvray-Rivet said in a debate this week at Brandeis University.

During the debate that riveted Los Angeles after the 1991 beating of Rodney G. King, the Police Protective League fought against any proposal that smacked of "civilian review" of police misconduct.