Sentence examples for so much debated from inspiring English sources

When the meaning of Britishness is so much debated, and with the war remaining the standard benchmark of this nation's virtue, we'd do well to remember this.

But immigration was not so much debated as swept under the carpet, for fear of distracting from messages about the economy and jobs.That economic focus, Republicans hope, will be enough to sweep them to power.

We're pleased there's so much discussion, so much debate out there.

So much debate over government policy is based on economic statistics that come out of the market.

Under the mirrors in his shop, he kept a copy of the draft constitution that had caused so much debate, which he bought at a store for 50 cents.

Today, it houses far more men convicted in terrorism cases than the shrunken population of the prison in Cuba that has generated so much debate.

Given the long-term data shows public debt to be at record lows, why is there so much debate about reducing the public debt?

"Extreme pornography" barely got a mention and the proposals to criminalise men who pay for sex, subject of so much debate here on Cif, did a little better.

Indeed, the legal challenges that have sparked so much debate in recent weeks in Washington would be taking place whether or not I decided to close Guantánamo.

But sitting with him, I was struck by how calm, unflappable and unbombastic he was as he defended a worldview that has stirred so much debate in American life.

On the brink of thirty-three, he is not so much debating whether to kill himself, as his father did at the same age, as waiting to find out whether he will do so.