Sentence examples for too much debate from inspiring English sources

Too much debate is focusing on textbook remedies, and not enough on just how much trust has been broken.

Far from it, I believe deeply in free speech and that there can't be too much debate about a war that so divides the country.

The circumstances it sets down are markedly devoid of any historical facts or descriptive detail (thus making it pointless to engage in too much debate as to the exact historical identity of Beatrice).

Jackson said later that he thought there had been far too much talk of winning at home, too much talk of champagne and of how to stop a riot in case the Bulls won — and too much debate over whether or not this would be Michael Jordan's last game ever in Chicago in a Bulls uniform.

The Top 10 list was compiled by the Federation of Sports Journalists of Armenia and there was not too much debate about the choice of the Greco-Roman wrestler, and Olympic gold medallist in Rio, Artur Aleksanyan, as No1 on the list.

The fact is, too much debate is probably not going to help.

Too much political debate centres on the number of police in London rather than what they actually do.

Instead, she spends too much time debating whether Mitchell's writing should be considered "autobiographical" or "confessional".

We are spending way too much time debating with ourselves, or playing defense, and way too little time actually looking Arab Muslims in the eye and telling them the truth as we see it.

When I watched and wrote this review about this alien, buddy buddy 90s bullshit, I spent way too much time debating with patty-only faithfuls who also believed that patties without buns (substance) were actual burgers.

Over the past 24 hours, the internet has collectively spent way too much time debating which celebrities were the best and worst dressed at Monday's 2017 Met Gala. .