Sentence examples for violent debates from inspiring English sources

In it, she spoke for many loyal C-SPAN viewers who were appalled or fascinated by congressional hearings featuring temperamental outbursts over budget cuts, legislators moaning about the weight of the deficit and violent debates about tax increases.

It will be a violent debate.

But Americans are reluctant to speak to their own neighbours, for fear of becoming embroiled in a violent debate.

SIX weeks after that horrific day in Tucson, America has half-forgotten its violent debate over the power of violent speech to incite violence.

Abortion, a polarizing topic that provokes little debate in Europe, stirs up bitter and sometimes violent debate that has been raging for decades in the United States.

This question, which has been subjected to impassioned and sometime violent debate over the past two centuries, has come yet again to the forefront of American politics.

The parliamentary elections will also test Taiwan's efforts to streamline its political system and improve the conduct of sometimes fiery and violent debate in the Legislative Yuan.

Once again, the radio talk-show circuit has plunged us into a violent debate about an issue that stirs the passions of average Americans slightly less than the cancellation of "Beverly Hills 90210".

The artist's delays and his design for the statue brought on a legal dispute with the society, and, when the model was shown at the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts in 1898, it generated a violent debate in which the sculptor was defended by Georges Clemenceau, the future premier of France.

The "lowest blow," according to the French magazine Marianne, came somewhere around the twenty-minute mark of a psychologically violent debate that took place in Paris on Wednesday night between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, ahead of this Sunday's second and final round of the French Presidential election.

But it was as the leader of what was then known as the National Abortion Rights Action League that Ms. Michelman became a familiar name and then a familiar face on television in the increasingly polarized and violent debate over abortion and women's reproductive rights.