Sentence examples for contest to prove from inspiring English sources

Wreck-It Ralph A video-game villain (John C. Reilly) escapes from the contest to prove he's not such a bad guy  in this 2012 Disney animation.

Eventually, she began to consider herself to be a greater weaver than the goddess Athena herself, and challenged the goddess to a weaving contest to prove her superior skill.

As he pounds away on the treadmill, we hear about the "Man's Man final in Mansfield, hosted by Jason Manford", which he's contesting to prove his unimpeachable masculinity.

The goal of the contest is to prove that not only can well-funded private company projects like SpaceX contribute to extraterrestrial exploration, but so can anyone, with the help of open source, collaborative design and tools that make building rigorously engineered 3D tech affordable and accessible, regardless of budget or available PC hardware.

This week, we have been thinking of Jonah Lehrer's recent piece about the stupidity of smart people, in part because last week's contest results seemed to prove the opposite, and partly because it raises some fascinating issues about the way that cognitive dysfunction is branded.

Whatever the contest was trying to prove about freedom of expression, he said, it ended up "bordering on hate speech".

He will be vigorously contesting the charges to prove his innocence".

Gordon Brown fought a leadership contest against himself, seeking to prove his "strength" by being the the only candidate.

There seems to be some sort of status contest as states compete to prove they, too, can meet the criteria.

It was a grand gesture from a man who, by his own admission, came into this contest with a point to prove.

Both teams came into the St Mary's contest with a point to prove after FA Cup exits and it was Ronald Koeman's side who looked most determined to make amends early on.