Sentence examples for sake of debate from inspiring English sources

But we have the opportunity to change the tone of the national discussion by moving away from debate for the sake of debate, and moving toward compromise.

For the sake of debate and my own law school education process, let's change the facts of the Kentucky clerk case around a bit and see if that changes your opinion.

It's for the sake of debates like that.

For the sake of robust debate, we will distinguish between constructive, focused argument and smear tactics.

If you're booing Adam Goodes on purely football grounds – which seems a bit suss to me but I'll go with it for the sake of the debate – surely there's a place in football fandom for basic human empathy and guilt.

Maybe, for the sake of the debates, it would be easier if we were all Latinos.

For the sake of argument.

For the alumni, the reunions offer a chance to show that they made good use of the opportunities they were given, for their own sakes and for the sake of the larger debate.

Labour's acting leader said that her party would not oppose for the sake of opposing during debate on the measures put forward by the Conservatives and Lib Dems.

He began to answer in dry and deliberately unhelpful monosyllables, denied the chance to talk about his own creation for the sake of a shanghaied un-debate on originality.

For the sake of holding a mature public debate about the disease, its toll on human life and its wider economic burden, far better statistics are needed.A new report, published on October 7th, gives the first clear sense of how wrong the official data may be, and makes a stab at producing reliable statistics.