Sentence examples for strange debate from inspiring English sources

This is another way of viewing the strange debate over whether Joseph Stack was a terrorist.

It is a strange debate to be having so soon after the 2014 women's World Cup, when England won the tournament and interest reached unprecedented heights.

The Cameron plan in devising last night's strange debate was to give Labour's chief vote-drainers a dream platform, where Sturgeon, Bennett and Wood could shine and capture Labour seats.

Doughty replied: "'Who?' You've known me since I was 10 years old Paul…" Not quite divisive enough Flynn will be the main speaker in the strange debate that is going to take place in Parliament on 18 January, in response to a petition to ban Donald Trump from the UK.

This strange debate misses the crucial point.

Yesterday, New York Governor David Paterson injected himself into the strange debate over the Cordoba House community center (a.k.a. the "Ground Zero mosque") with a novel proposal.

But it seems strange this debate has to take place without talking about a third way.

For months now the adjective Catholic has been affixed to the country's strange contraception debate, which began when many Catholic leaders took offense at a federal mandate that Catholic institutions provide insurance coverage for artificial birth control.

He has a very interesting interview with Liaquat Ahamed; I was struck by what he says about the fiscal outlook: TG: There's something strange about the debate today.

Leanne Wood seemed to be addressing herself solely to the Welsh, which was kind of understandable but also a bit strange in a debate for the whole of the UK.

Vampire Rain Platform: Xbox 360 If you can get past the highly Smashing-Pumpkins-video-esque box art enough to get this into your console and join a live game, you will find a really strange world of debate, theories, and very little actual gaming.