Sentence examples for some sort of debate from inspiring English sources

His counsel, Alan Myers QC, argued against releasing the medical reports in full: "All it would do is provoke some sort of debate in the press about the medical condition of Cardinal Pell.

We have got to stop talking about stay-at-home vs. working mothers as if it were some sort of debate, as if it were the central issue of parenting and families.

On CNN they really tried to turn the series into some sort of debate and vilify me so they brought in their expert, supposedly to give the counter argument about what a bad person I was, and he agreed with me.

But the government has its work cut out for it, if the sort-of debate in the House of Lords is anything to go by.

I had always imagined the phrase "information war" to refer to some sort of geopolitical debate, with Russian propagandists on one side and western propagandists on the other, both trying to convince everyone in the middle that their side was right.

We needed some sort of public debate".

Probably because the media has become fixated on creating the illusion that some sort of parallel debate is going on, where the current president is on equal footing to an imaginary vice president, in a separate universe, using quantum theory or something.

"We have to make sure that law enforcement is upholding the laws of the state, and if people see them doing something contrary to that, then there's going to have to be some sort of public debate about their role".

As for the format issue, the ideal solution would be for Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore to be allowed one format of their own choosing, and some sort of compromise on the third debate.

It seemed a slightly anti-climactic end to this chapter of the expenses affair, but then perhaps we do need some sort of sanity back into the debate after the mob rule mentality that has characterised expenses-gate.

To come to some sort of conclusion, VICE's Sam Wolfson and Joel Golby debate the big question of our age: is Jamie Oliver the worst?