Sentence examples for theatrical debate from inspiring English sources

After a frequently theatrical debate that included the flight of an inflatable shark around its chamber, the Toronto City Council voted this week to ban the consumption, possession and sale of shark fins.

We were divided into groups and, with my leadership, my group wrote a theatrical debate and recorded it.

And he briefly overtook Mitt Romney, winning a resounding victory in the South Carolina primary on the strength of his theatrical debate performances.

The vote followed months of extraordinarily heated and theatrical political debate here.

Today, Wallace from Rob Drummond takes the form of a theatrical panel debate at the Arches in Glasgow.

Cameron cut short a diplomatic trip to Africa to appear at a special session of Parliament on Wednesday — one of those rowdy, theatrical British debates that put Senate floor scuffles to shame.

In theatrical terms, the debate is very much focused on Berlin's tiny Ballhaus: it is good to see that its Verrücktes Blut (Mad Blood), about a teacher who uses Schiller's The Robbers as a way of coping with classroom violence, will be part of this year's Theatertreffen, a month-long showcase of the year's best German theatre.

The play has a conventional structure compared with that of "Dark Sisters," or even the sometimes meta-theatrical "Speech & Debate," but Mr. Karam is watchful that his move up from the basement black box to the big proscenium stage doesn't constrain his theatrical freedom.

"What matters is not his motivation," says Arianna, "but how he came across because so much of the debate was theatrical -- and he won on the theatrics".

To frame that debate in theatrical terms, she surrounds Gregor with antagonists, a luscious playmate/assistant and a pair of potential patrons.

For those who are still in school, my guidance is play a team sport, run for student government, audition for a theatrical role, join the debate team, tutor local kids, usher at church, and so on.