Sentence examples for spirited debate about whether from inspiring English sources

Economic historians could doubtless have a spirited debate about whether Smith would have supported or disdained the White House's agenda.

The so-called party of Lincoln has spent much of the past month in spirited debate about whether a white candidate for the party's chairmanship did the right thing by sending out a "humorous" recording of "Barack the Magic Negro" as a holiday gift.

Yet in the days before the phone is scheduled to go on sale at Apple and AT&T stores around the country, designers and marketers of electronic devices centers are having a spirited debate about whether consumers will have the patience to overcome the hurdle that will be required to type without the familiar tactile feedback offered by conventional keyboards.

So researchers will have plenty of time for a long, spirited debate about whether they finally have their most prized quarry in their sights.

We then have spirited debate about whether Clinton, who's doing especially poorly among white working class men, would choose another woman...even one as appealing as the popular populist, Elizabeth Warren.

"We've had more spirited debates about whether or not we should state whether Santa Claus is real," Mr. Smith said.

At night settle down by the fire and read the Irish myths Lewis's nurse, Lizzie Endicott, delighted her young charge with, or have spirited debates about whether myth is truth, or the existence of God, as Lewis loved to do.

But a spirited debate about etiquette has broken out.

People can obviously have a spirited debate about cause and effect here.

The spirited debate about Mr. Brown comes amid an intense ratings war between CNN and Fox.

The result has been a spirited debate about what physicists can expect from their theories.