Sentence examples for be a contest of from inspiring English sources

"There is going to be a contest of values and vision in 2012," he said.

These debates, this campaign, should be a contest of ideas, and not distortions.

With both men strong on serve, it was always likely to be a contest of small margins, and so it proved.

It may have been the first meeting between the countries but Georgia did not have New Zealand on their minds when they selected their side for what was never going to be a contest of equals.

In Woodside, Calif., an affluent community between San Francisco and San Jose, Mr. Obama hit his stump-speech theme that the 2012 election will be "a contest of values," and then suggested that some in his audience might well be former Republicans "puzzled by what's happening to that party".

It will be a contest of intelligence, wit, and will.

It's a contest of titans.

The race is a contest of contrasts.

That's a contest of mutual loathing.

There is a contest of terrorism, there is a contest of fundamentalism.

The contest is a contest of the certification.