Sentence examples for contests of from inspiring English sources
Critics have long accused TV talent contests of dealing with unsuccessful contestants in an unnecessarily cruel manner.
Those contests of cheats are forever tarnished.
Ah, bathing-beauty contests of old, where have you gone?
We pretend that meritocracies — our favored word for modern competitions — are contests of equals.
In the animal beauty contests of the future, size will evidently matter.
Elsewhere, adroitness of thumb has even manifested itself in contests of opposable dexterity.
Naked struggles for power are thus cast as contests of law and principle.
We pretend that meritocracies our favored word for modern competitions are contests of equals.
Sunday night's centrepiece was, relatively speaking, one of the more competitive contests of recent years.
The elections ended up as two of the three closest presidential contests of the 20th century.
Even with this handicap, Oxbridge has won half of the contests of the Jeremy Paxman era.
