Sentence examples for various debates and from inspiring English sources

Given this power of everyday aesthetics, despite various debates and disagreements outlined above, aesthetics discourse can no longer exclude a large swath of our everyday life from the scope of its inquiry.

The concept of International Art English IAEE) got plenty of press pick-up, and has sustained various debates and forums in the months since.

Her ordeal was shared with judges and public prosecutors, the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, civil society and Members of Parliament in a video message shown at various debates and consultations.

It is not my intention to repeat here the various debates, issues, and arguments related to them as a rapidly growing literature tackles these and other relevant questions.

The specific goals of the course are to awaken and encourage an appreciation of Western music, to help the student learn to respond intelligently to a variety of musical idioms, and to engage the student in the issues of various debates about the character and purposes of music that have occupied composers and musical thinkers since ancient times.

They appeared in various publications during a period in which he also published his best-selling exegesis against religion, "God Is Not Great"; a short and well-­reviewed biography of Thomas Jefferson; a memoir, "Hitch-22"; as well as various debates, reading guides, letters and rebuttals — all done while consuming daily quantities of alcoholic drink that would cripple most people.

The various debates shed light on both the nature and value of rights, and on the moral status of children.

Demonstrators showed up in growing numbers as the various debates went on, in committees, in the House and then in the Senate.

The program doesn't delve into the various debates surrounding the use of some of these techniques, and it only hints at the ethical issues a science like DNA profiling raises.

He discussed the various debates regarding meritocracy, especially in light of China's growth in the last 40 years and the perception that the West is faltering.

Clearly everyone, on all sides of various debates, should be alarmed by the idea of a man carrying both political leaflets and clips of ammunition.