Sentence examples similar to contest apart from inspiring English sources

What mattered more on Sunday was the quality of the contest and, apart from a few aberrations, there could be no complaints about a final that was a fitting ornament to an excellent tournament.

This is a contest that stands apart from anything in Spain.

Labour has already decided to suspend local party meetings while the contest is going on, apart from those to make supporting nominations for leader.

Yet there are times when the three-cornered contest tears the subject apart and all that is left are lamented remains.

Apart from contesting previous models, we believe that the results may also challenge former reasoning.

Apart from the contest with Islam, this also reflects the need to offer as intense an experience as do the Pentecostalists.

At the start of each contest the athletes stand 4m apart until the referee shouts 'hajime' to begin the action.

But, apart from Sparta, contests for young Greek women were very rare and probably limited to an annual local footrace.

The Hamptons and "Survivor" have so much in common that it's hard to tell the two contests of wits and wills apart.

Very interesting and constructive discussions have resulted from choosing to prepare this article with "all on board" and the post-contest analysis has been instrumental in teasing apart some of the differences between the actual contest results.

In the bitter contest between two African-Americans a generation apart -- Mr. Booker is 36, Mr. James just turned 70 -- a broader theme emerged.