Sentence examples for words debate from inspiring English sources
The headline in the Hollywood Reporter reads "Fox Business Network Calls Muppets Communist", followed by the deeply dispiriting words "Debate Goes Viral", which here we may take to mean: "Gains Perverse Legitimacy Because Lots of People Clicked On It".
In other words, debate is raging simultaneously on three different levels that sometimes get mixed up.
On Web message boards players had spilled hundreds of thousands of words debating what the new Alliance race would be.
When online recappers expend thousands of words debating the depiction of rape on "Game of Thrones," or when writers publish histories of sneakers or of the office cubicle, they show intense awareness of mass culture's ability to shape society.
Ihave been debating the meaning of the word "debate", this last week.
This is not what the word "debate" means in the phrase "Presidential debate".
That middle part, where it uses the word "debate," that's where it gets a bit disconcerting.
Huckleberry Finn has also run into problems (""Huckleberry Finn" and the N-Word Debate," CBS, 6/12/11) with one publisher offering a sanitized edition for use in schools.
It's odd really that the word "debate" is even used, because we are all taught from a very early age that stealing is wrong.
The idea here isn't necessarily to say that white people shouldn't use certain black slang (although by now we should all be clear on the N-word debate).
