Sentence examples for contest represent from inspiring English sources

The chosen winners of the contest represent a diverse group of individuals who want to provide viewers with a more thorough picture of the conventions and tackle the issues that citizens care about most.

The contest represented a classic ideological confrontation between the left and the center of the Democratic Party.

"Dana International's triumph in last year's contest represents for us the pinnacle of this process".

She said it was wrong to claim that the Miliband contest represented a battle between the party left and right.

But if this contest represents the maturation of a community previously shut out of the political mainstream, so, too, does it represent the thornier aspects of that trajectory.

Though yesterday's 10-furlong contest represented a drop in class which he started 5-4 favourito to win, he completed his task with such conspicuous enthusiasm it took rider Kevin Manning some time to anchor him after the finish.

Some admitted nominating Mr Corbyn to ensure the contest represented the full spectrum of voices in the party and hoped members would dismiss the crazy views of the left in favour of a more mainstream candidate.

Many scientists and policy experts say the lack of a serious discussion of climate change in the presidential contest represents a lost opportunity to engage the public and to signal to the rest of the world American intentions for dealing with what is, by definition, a global problem that requires global cooperation.

Cassius Marcellus Clay also entered the contest, representing the emancipationist wing of the Whig Party.

The seven-minute long video depicts Beyoncé playing a beauty pageant contest representing Third Ward, Houston, the area in which she grew up.

At the age of 15, he won a Math Contest representing his public school, Hector Pineda Uguarte while playing soccer for CD Olympia Youth Soccer Reserves "Fuerzas Basicas Olimpistas" (FBO).