Sentence examples for silent debate from inspiring English sources

It was, for me, a silent debate.

We looked at each other in silent debate: Molly always likes to gallop, while I am content with the walk.

In "Race and Reunion," David W. Blight demonstrates that as soon as the guns fell silent, debate over how to remember the Civil War began.

A Facebook friend and I are engaged in a silent debate.

However, as the rabbi spoke no Italian, and the pope spoke no Yiddish, they agreed that it would be a "silent" debate.

Lastly, he entered the Houses of Parliament, and stood in the silent debating chamber of the Commons, breathing the stale air.

And yet, years later, I sometimes still debate whether to risk exposure or remain silent.

The significance of silent myocardial ischemia is still debated, but it has been associated with major cardiac events in the general population (Fleg et al. 1990).

President Obama, in response to the same question, crisply listed the things he had already done and pledged to build on his administration's accomplishments (about which he was strangely silent in debate No. 1).

The crowd applauded as Trump bragged that "if it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be talking about immigration," and fell silent when debate moderator Chris Wallace asked the real-estate mogul to share evidence that the Mexican government was encouraging immigrants to hop the fences.

11 Although PDAC is no longer considered to be a symptomatically silent disease, debate exists about how long patients are symptomatic for and if symptoms occur simultaneously or sequentially.