Sentence examples for wide-ranging argument from inspiring English sources

France has seen a much more anguished and wide-ranging argument than most other EU countries about whether or not EU enlargement is a good idea.

Then everyone went on to make their own picks in a wide-ranging argument that may have actually damaged personal relationships.

But, with its powerful and wide-ranging arguments against theism of all kinds, Mr Harbour's short book, nevertheless, makes what may be the most powerful case available to the widely held but strangely silent creed of atheism.

After the crisis of 1907, there had been wide-ranging arguments on whether the United States should have a central bank, along the lines that already existed in some parts of Western Europe.

Guilty of immense narcissism, if nothing else, Blunt has made Bryant's wide-ranging, systemic argument all about himself.

Which is, in a way, the nub of the interesting controversy that has enveloped "Where the Wild Things Are," and expanded into the latest wide-ranging adult argument about the feelings of children.

Complex and wide-ranging, these arguments have their roots in the 1930s and continue in our time.

But Tuesday's wide-ranging and interesting argument did yield some clues as to what is on the judges' minds.

They are solemn commitments made after wide-ranging democratic debate.

From the wide-ranging scope of the arguments today, it seems evident that the trial will provide the government with its best opportunity so far to lay out its evidence against those responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks and to present its full case against Osama bin Laden and his Qaeda terrorists.

Their arguments were passionate and wide-ranging, and sometimes contradictory.