Sentence examples for competition thinking from inspiring English sources

"The Europa League is an opportunity to win a trophy and that's how we will go into this competition thinking.

In May, he told the CNN program "Showbiz Tonight" that he was not going into the competition thinking the job would be to replace Mr. Philbin.

"Up until this year, I would come home from a major competition thinking I didn't do my best, which was very hard for me to accept," Fujii said.

The winning volume in the 1993 Yale Series of Younger Poets competition is Thinking the World Visible, by Valerie Wohlfeld.

The Society for Science & the Public (SSP), the Washington, D.C. based organization that runs the STS competition, was thinking along the same lines.

Fear that you don't deserve success -- Been looking around at your competition and thinking that you don't deserve to be among them?

But Eugene Goostman, a bot with the personality of a 13-year-old boy, fooled 30 judges at this year's Turing test competition into thinking there was someone one the other side — and took first place.

The World Series competition got me to thinking about competition within the church — that is, the discussion that surrounds who will clinch the next papacy, cardinalate, monsignorship or pastoral assignment.

In competition, I'm thinking about dancing, not romance".

For example, everyone must bring in The Best Thing From A Charity Shop That You've Bought For Under £5, so even before the competition people are thinking and planning.

In trying to convey the uselessness inherent in a) articulate, verbal spectrumites invalidating the seriousness endured by the families of significantly-challenged individuals, or b) vice versa; I called this fruitless endeavor, "the competition of suffering," thinking I'd invented a phrase so perfect that the world would be shamed into overnight change.