Sentence examples similar to contest in itself from inspiring English sources

With excitement mounting for the 54th contest itself in 20 days' time, I can confidently predict – having embedded myself in Eurovisionworld – that Norway will romp to victory in Moscow.

Acrophobia developed loyal fans partly because of the subjective nature of the contest itself; in few online games are winners selected by vote.

That is the shameful post-mortem of the messy 2000 presidential contest in a nation that fancies itself the world's most admired democracy.

In contrast, the Ondas Awards have honoured the production of the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 itself in one of their categories.

The Oscars battle will make for a ­fascinating personal contest, almost a movie in itself.

The strangeness of this contest in the nation's most populous state begins in the Republican Party itself.

The contest itself, remembered in a BBC documentary on Sunday, was exciting; the black team won 3-2 with a late goal.

In the contest itself, Bauer scored one goal in a 4 0 victory over Toronto and assisted (along with Dumart) on Schmidt's 200th career goal – at the time a rare feat; Schmidt was one of only five active players at that point to have reached the mark.

The contest, in theory, is unfinished.

Speaking about the contest in 1997.

The contest in that category is fierce.