Sentence examples for then debating from inspiring English sources

"I remember very well sitting and reading this paper, and then debating it with Jacques Mehler, my Ph.D. adviser," he told me.

A side-benefit of the success of this book was hearing people at London publishing parties saying, glasses of tepid white wine in hand, "No no, it's called haitch haitch haitch haitch", and then debating which letter was lower case.

With every improvement — gleaming marble wings for the Senate and the House of Representatives; luminous frescoes for the Senate corridors; the magnificent central dome with its 19-foot bronze statue, "Freedom Triumphant in War and Peace" — arguments escalated between Walter and Meigs and among members of Congress, then debating the institution of slavery.

There's something weird about pitching all your great ideas (giving them away) and then debating how much to pay per hour for a designer Left-brain, right-brain: I feel that creative thinking is something that should be spread to lots of different areas.

2. Consider the dilemma of former soldiers being called for active duty to fill gaps within the Army's troops by reading and discussing the article "Former G.I.'s, Ordered to War, Fight Not to Go". 3. Consider the point of view of either the Army or the soldiers in the situation wherein the Army is calling up former soldiers for duty, and then debating the issues in a mock Town Hall meeting.

They would have a physician who worked with the World Health Organization on TV, and then debating with him they would have a mum who said that her kid had autism from the vaccine.

They then "debated" who was responsible.

David, if you think this election is about leadership, then debate me one on one.

He and his colleagues, adding eyes, then debated what should be behind them.

They then debate the issues, either from the candidates' point of view or their own.

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