Sentence examples for staged debate from inspiring English sources

In a staged debate, this ambiguity is a resource which can be exploited for positive self-display.

There is then a staged debate over the connection of the two ropes, which has a symbolic sexual aspect; innuendo and bawdy taunts of the other team are common.

But in five minutes, we will be safe in AP Literature where we will discuss Death of a Salesman with the high level of engagement that characterized our staged debate on slavery.

He even staged debates between himself and a card-board cutout of the stolid Mr. Chernomyrdin.

In high school, in Hawaii, he read Baldwin and Ellison and staged debates and smoked pot and played basketball.

Through a series of directed questions and staged debates, the students begin to see the challenges that people face due to environmental problems.

For those who require the illusion of an intellectual life, The Today Programme could keep up the same staged debates between left and right.

I should say, too, that I'm not one of those who finds what Sacvan Bercovitch has termed "the American jeremiad" a helpful way to stage debate about issues as important as what gets taught in our universities.

In the nineteen-twenties, the League of Women Voters began staging debates between candidates and debates on issues and broadcasting them on the radio.

The Conservative leader has suggested staging debates over a longer period, not just during the five-week campaign.

In response, the BBC, Sky News, ITV and Channel 4 said they "remain committed" to staging debates before the poll on 7 May.