Sentence examples for through debates from inspiring English sources

The festival marks the victory of the Buddha over his six religious opponents through debates and the performance of miracles.

When you're new, you sit through debates about funding, and they're bad enough for those of us with experience".

Re Roy Blount's review of "OK" ("The 'O' Word," Nov. 21): Through debates on etymology, I have heard that the word "O.K".

This tension has theological and philosophical roots that can be traced back centuries, particularly through debates over the meaning of tawhid.

Developing countries have been pushing for such a mechanism recently through debates on how to implement the sustainable development goals (SDGs), which are replacing the MDGs.

Mr. Greene credited the congregation with persevering more than a decade, through debates, fund-raising and even a fire that occurred when workers were soldering a new copper baptismal pool.

"Let's have some well thought-through debates.

We must try to reach them through debate, not through hostility".

Extremists can be marginalised through debate and political dialogue in a democracy.

Gone was the dour and pedantic grumpster that sleepwalked through debate one.

They are representatives because someone chose them through debate, discussion and election.