Sentence examples for the same debate as from inspiring English sources

Was I watching the same debate as everybody else? Did I have a clue what I was writing about?

"She made her maiden speech in the same debate as me, speaking in defence of the assisted places scheme [under which the government paid for bright children to attend fee-charging schools], which Labour abolished.

"Going back and rehashing the same debate we had last year, as my opponent wants to do, is not the way to move forward".

Every winter, the same debate tears the sexes apart as women everywhere belittle men when the words "man-flu" fall out their cynical, disbelieving mouths.

It may be that it is 9AM on a cold February day, but Oxford students have queued for hours here for less – namely in to be in the same debating chamber as Made in Chelsea stars.

"We are having the same debates on it as you are outside.

Their welfare must generate the same urgent debate over security trade-offs as that of their international colleagues.

Ryan Avent and Matt Yglesias have been having a debate about whether the zero lower bound really matters for monetary policy, which is related to — but not the same as — the debate about whether the Fed is falling way short on the job.

Or rather, it's the same kind of debate as the one about climate change — credible experts are overwhelmingly on one side.

That's not the same as a debate.

"We've never had such an undemocratic debate schedule as we have this year in the Democratic party," said former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley during Fusion's Black and Brown forum, which is not the same as a debate and pulls even more dismal viewership numbers.