Sentence examples for traditional debates from inspiring English sources

In "Naked Air" (column, Dec. 26), Thomas L. Friedman illustrates the dilemma we face and why all the traditional debates in the United States are moot.

The proposal by Mr. Obama's campaign would have pitted the candidates against each other at three traditional debates in the fall, as well as at a town-hall-style meeting on the economy in July and a debate devoted to foreign policy in August.

Third, 'explanatoriness' is only one virtue among those that an epistemology of mathematics that does not limit itself to traditional debates about justifying axioms can fruitfully investigate.

Given Evidentialism, various traditional debates within the theory of knowledge are naturally cast as debates about the status of various underdetermination theses.

This is an example of how considering in detail the nature and the experience of sensible qualities other than color promises insights into traditional debates concerning the sensible qualities (Pautz 2014 contains an empirically-grounded argument concerning a variety of sensible qualities that advances this discussion).

These conclusions that we must turn to broader issues if we are to settle the place friendship has in morality reveal that in one sense the friendship critique has failed: it has not succeeded in making an end run around traditional debates between consequentialists, deontologists, and virtue theorists.

At a time when Greek thought was being strongly influenced by the Latin tradition, especially by the work of Thomas Aquinas, the traditional debate on Plato and Aristotle took new forms.

Against this backdrop, a traditional debate would seem far less consequential.

"We can no longer stick to the traditional debate of intervention or non-intervention," he said.

Earlier this week, Noel posted his "Top 10 bands of all time" list, a "traditional debate" conducted in the dressing room.

Grappling frontally with the opponent's program, firing comments back and forth, the two staged something approaching a traditional debate.