Sentence examples for contest anything from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago I made two points here, one point that Corbyn is a lovely fellow – as this enjoyably sceptical New Statesman encounter again confirms – the other point that, under the Miliband revised rules of the contest, anything could happen, even a Corbyn win.

With two weeks left in the contest, anything can happen.

Theodore Taylor - in a biography about composer Jule Styne - said Yip was often 'caught at the art of sneaking social messages into his lyrics.' Per Yip, 'I am a rebel by birth, I contest anything that is unjust, that causes suffering in humanity.

"I'm not contesting anything," he said.

He adamantly contests anything untoward about the "Renate Alumni".

And the bizarre contest is anything but settled.

There is little pretence that the Conservative leadership contest is anything but under way.

The Democratic contest is anything but settled, and some current Congressional contenders could be back fulltime early next year if not before.

He said interviewees on the shows must seem like they are playing in a contest on "anything but a level playing field".

And as I recall, it's almost as much of a physical endurance contest as anything else, and you've got to have a certain amount of stamina.

Yet such is the decline of the Conservatives as an electoral force since the 1970s and 1980s that they are not in a position to contest seriously anything like the number of seats they must win.