Sentence examples for defining contest from inspiring English sources

He was an astute observer of the defining contest of our era China's emergence and how America reacts to it.

Those Wimbledon matches were seen as defining contests in Murray's often turbulent career.

The fight between the two of them is going to be one of the defining contests of the Games.

Huge games, potentially defining contests a third of the way through the campaign, but contests that suit Wenger's character and purpose.

But at least there is a defined end and a defined contest.

South Korea's bitter presidential campaign was transformed early today into a sharply defined contest between right and left with the withdrawal of a popular political figure whose candidacy would have assured victory for the conservative nominee.

Mr. Rove said he did not see any particular issue defining the contest.

But I see it in a different way: two titans facing off, with Chomsky, as ever, defining the contest.

In an effort to understand the Sanders' phenomenon I have identified several factors that appear to be defining this contest.

In "Reconstruction," the most careful elaboration of the freedom narrative, he brilliantly defined the contest over emancipation and Reconstruction as a fight between competing versions of freedom.

Liverpool will be defending a 2-0 leat at San Siro and Gerrard's ability to buttress midfield and move forward is likely to define the contest.