Sentence examples for started debate about from inspiring English sources

The blackening of his reputation by Tudor historians started debate about his personality and legacy which is ongoing to this day.

The fans started debating about it pretty much immediately, as they tend to do.

I don't impress strange men by necking warm tequila in car parks and then starting debates about I Spit On Your Grave.

A Christmas special with the next Doctor properly revealed, so we can all start debating what we think about him!

The report immediately started a debate about whether the sanctions were too strong or too weak.

The polls started a debate about how to interpret the high number of uncommitted voters.

I'm pleased that he has started a debate about cinema screenings of theatre, opera and dance – it's an orthodoxy all right, and orthodoxies should be challenged.

Cardinals Coach Ken Whisenhunt said he was glad the ball did not hit the ground because that would have started a debate about the Tuck Rule.

And it has started a debate about the rights of parkgoers seeking refuge from the bustle of the streets versus those looking for entertainment.

Up The Junction started a debate about backstreet abortions, The Big Flame about workers' rights and Three Clear Sundays about the death penalty.

A Strict Approach The visit of President Hu Jintao of China to Washington has started a debate about whether the United States should copy his country's hands-on economic model.