Sentence examples for thriving debate from inspiring English sources

Opening the New Year debate at Holyrood, the First Minister will also express her hope that the next four months will involve a "great, ambitious and thriving debate" on the future of Scotland before the country heads to the polls.

Educators will find that it provides concrete understanding of basic theory, while also delving into nuances that are the subject of thriving debate and ongoing research.

Instead, he thrives on debate, noise and, most of all, people.

"A society which thrives on debate and a diversity of views should be a priority for all regardless of how fervently they oppose those views".

In e-mail discussion groups, where he befriended Harpending, he thrives on debating people and proving them wrong.

Those who knew Mr. Burke said he thrived on lively debate and sought opinions wherever he went.

Wilkins was quiet and hated arguments; Franklin was forceful and thrived on intellectual debate.

Embraced life at every opportunity and thrived on the debate of ideas.

Without compunction, antifa spokesman Mark Bray asserts: "Historically, fascists and fascistic ideas have thrived in open debate," adding that "our goal should be that in 20 years those who voted for Trump are too uncomfortable to share that fact in public".

On the other, "Shiite Islam thrives on debate and discussion in a particularly egalitarian style...

They thrive on policy debates, arguments, statistics, and getting the facts right.