Sentence examples for any contest of from inspiring English sources

Terrorism, as has been seen, is the weapon of those who are prepared to use violence but who believe that they would lose any contest of sheer strength.

If we take for granted this "general principle of practical reasoning," why should we recognize the existence of any exclusionary reasons, which by definition prevail independently of any contest of strength?

If the horse tries to pull the lead rope away by throwing his head about, let him have it, you're not going to win any contest of strength with a horse.

These statutes expressly provide for "judicial determination" of any contest to determine the rightful winner of an election.

— Any triathlon is a contest of speed and endurance.

The Clippers came in fourth place (maybe the first time the team has finished so high in a contest of any sort).

All three medals could not be awarded unless there was a minimum entry of five individuals in any contest – but because of the "special circumstances" of the boycott, the Commonwealth nations voted halfway through the Games to award three medals regardless of the entries.

The Rider can try to lead the Elephant, but in any direct contest of wills the Elephant is going to win - it has a six-ton advantage".

Politics has become a contest of monomaniacs.

It's a contest of titans.

The race is a contest of contrasts.