Sentence examples for that could be debated from inspiring English sources

I thought this was a case that could be debated, so I debated it.

"He can dye it any color he wants!" The two boys walked out of the locker room, arguing with each other about Joe's hair as if it were a controversial call in a football game, a fact that could be debated but not refuted.

Few contemporary novelists here write explicitly about the experience of Jews in Britain, a state of affairs that could be debated as exhaustively, and probably with as little resolution, as Treslove and his friends debate the issues that consume them in "The Finkler Question".

The principles Mr. Obama embraced this week differ in some central ways from the effort under way in the Senate, where Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, and Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and six other senators are working toward a bill that could be debated and voted on as early as this summer.

In Europe Bernard Kouchner, France's foreign minister and a former human rights campaigner, became the first prominent official to break ranks when he described a proposal by the group Reporters Without Borders for an opening ceremony boycott as "an interesting proposal" that could be debated by EU foreign ministers when they meet next week in Slovenia.

You could ask your users a contentious question, post a strong opinion on a subject that could be debated, or become a contrarian, speaking out against a topic that's taken as the norm.

The pros and cons of that approach could be debated, but it is defensible.

The judge agreed that the question could be debated at trial but said it was irrelevant because of the Supreme Court's ruling.

The speaker of the Commons, Lucien Lamoureux, disallowed the motion on the ground that the subject could be debated when the Govern ment introduced its bill.

I'm thinking that last sentence could be debated seeing as OS X is built on top of Unix, but whatever.

The most that David Cameron, the Conservative leader, seemed ready to concede was that the voting system could be debated by an all-party parliamentary committee.