Sentence examples for rowdy debate from inspiring English sources

He predicted a rowdy debate on Thursday.

One critic described the whole thing as merely a "rowdy debate" between rival factions in the audience.

China's new raw-knuckle diplomacy is partly the consequence of a rowdy debate raging inside China about how the country should exercise its new-found power.

The fact that the opposite is happening during the rowdy debate over "workfare" is testament to just how dysfunctional the whole issue has become.

Almost immediately after the vote, the House moved right into a rowdy debate over the 2012 budget plan written by Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the Budget Committee chairman.

In a rowdy debate, Eagle sat alongside Jeremy Corbyn, who took a seat on the frontbench for the first time in his 32 years as an MP and was attending his first debate as Labour leader.

Tory ministers have been condemned for not taking the plight Britain's poor seriously after a rowdy Commons debate on food banks during which the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith refused to answer questions and left early.

Whether or not he attends, CPAC promises to be a rowdy forum for debate about the future of conservatism and the alt-right.

Cameron cut short a diplomatic trip to Africa to appear at a special session of Parliament on Wednesday — one of those rowdy, theatrical British debates that put Senate floor scuffles to shame.

It was listed as an agenda item three hours into the regular Wednesday night council meeting, after a long debate on rowdy bowling alley patrons.

Coulter warned that Republicans must focus on who can beat President Obama, and said that Gingrich comes off as "pompous and boring" during debates without rowdy audiences.