Sentence examples for subtle debate from inspiring English sources

When the second sentence of an argument makes a turn against the wrongness of rape, you know you are not in for a subtle debate.

It is into the more subtle debate about the exact nature of the UK's relationship with the Convention and the Strasbourg court that Judge has now confidently waded.

We will never know if it really was electorally essential for Labour to buy this ornamental junk or whether a Labour government could have led a more subtle debate for a changed era.

Crucially, there was no knee-jerk condemnation – we'd moved far beyond that – but compassion and honest, subtle debate, and I only wish other morning phone-in (radio and TV) programmes could manage similar levels of, if you'll excuse me, sobriety: an impassioned and vital tale.

The real arguments, which are enlivening the wider and subtler public debate in America, aren't shaping the broadcasting.

A training in philosophy was all the more necessary since only a firm grounding in logic and ontology could prepare one in a meaningful way for participation in the subtle theological debates that dominated the best minds at the time, notably the intractable problem of the nature of Christ: Does Christ have two natures, one human, one divine, or one compound nature?

But actually, not only are the numbers more subtle than the debate allows, there is also a more subtle bias than numbers alone can describe.

He said the decision about whether to tie-up with McDonald's, even though it was a subtle association, was debated for many hours.

Soaps and drama can provide an entertaining format for subtle messaging while debates (ideally with phone-ins/live audiences) are useful in two-way communication, particularly in addressing political issues.

But the subtle shaping of the debate, the themes, the buzzwords, are not unique to him.

This is in some ways a debate over subtle but important distinctions.