Sentence examples for contests what from inspiring English sources

"Nobody contests what their immediate superior says.

"They used to have little contests, what we call cutting each other," he said.

Conceive of a man whose only function in life was to win pie-eating contests – what a stomach would he develop, large as a steamer trunk".

The report, The Shrinking Cost of War, broadly contests what it calls the "commonsense" assumption that mortality rates increase in countries during times of war.

Yet Hartmann also contests what he called "subjective idealism," and in his discussion of artistic creation emphasizes the artist's engagement with the material constraints of artistic media.

It contests what legal experts say is the normal practice of assessing simple interest on the existing balance, and faces numerous expensive financial awards by state courts in cases alleging acts of Cuban state terrorism.

In his ruling, the judge said that Mr Kearns was an unsatisfactory witness, inclined to contest what, on the evidence, could not seriously be contested and to minimise the extent of his alcohol consumption and its consequences.

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Punchline contest: what was a harbor seal doing on the rocks behind Gracie Mansion Friday morning?

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So she should be, one might contest, what with all the publication, appreciation, imitation and general acclaim.