Sentence examples for contest of how from inspiring English sources

"This is a contest of how we frame the economic question.

Foreign policy is not at the top of voters' concerns, so both candidates demonstrated a comic eagerness to build an oratorical bridge from Tripoli to Toledo, Ohio, the debate becoming a contest of how frequently each candidate could beat a path from northern Africa and the Middle East back home.

My little contest on how Democrats could "reposition" the Republicans generated a lot of response.

In "Tongues of Stone" – an autobiographical short story she wrote in 1955 and which she entered for the Mademoiselle fiction contest – Plath wrote of how her main character lay in her bed listening to her mother's breathing, a sound so annoying she felt like getting out of bed and strangling her.

So despite its prominence, the fact that race has become a secondary issue in this visibly racial contest is an indication of how desperate America --including the Steelworkers Union is for change.

Tan, in an essay that recounts how she became the band's leather-clad "Rhythm Dominatrix," says this belittling "became a contest of sorts to say how bad you were and then to blow people away with how semi-good you really were".

But she did it -- Operation Hot and Holy: mission accomplished -- and afterwards the blogosphere was bursting with women, Jewish and non-Jewish alike, thanking her for her courage in so publicly contesting the cultural rules of how women are supposed to look.

It is also the story of a contest: how many of the men in the ward can Levi and Charles and Arthur save from death before the Russians get there?

Clyburn cast himself as the underdog in the contest, adding that he and Hoyer will remain friends regardless of how the leadership contest turns out.

The 39-year old from Manchester, who does not get paid for his role, talks about his love of the contest and how Eurovision has become part of his life.

This contest was a damning indictment of how these sides, who finished first and second last year, have regressed.