Sentence examples for contestants themselves from inspiring English sources

The contestants themselves often refer to their strategies for winning.

"The final decision rests with the contestants themselves.

And most of all, it shines out of the contestants themselves.

The contestants themselves seem immune to humiliation, cleansed by the purity of their ambition.

The finalists, like the contestants themselves, were predominantly female; three were in 12th grade and three were in 11th.

Instead, pour one out for the contestants themselves, who'd surely be in favor of such protectionism — if only they could build a brand.

The situation in which its contestants find themselves is certainly artificial and manipulated for dramatic effect by the producers.

He appeared in shadows for much of the telecast while 50 contestants offered themselves as prospective brides.

The central premise of "The Weakest Link" is that seven contestants weed themselves out to one during several rounds of questions, voting each other out in the process.

8. Add two spoonfuls of guff involving personal heartbreak and several dozen fawning comments from the judges telling the contestants and themselves how yummy they all are.

As opposed to "The Price Is Right," where contestants pride themselves on knowing what things actually cost, contestants on "The Great Antiques Hunt" revel in imagining what things might bring.