Sentence examples for feeling of competing from inspiring English sources

"That was when I made my first junior team and first got to represent my country, to experience the feeling of competing, and to wear my country's flag on my back".

"But I missed the feeling of competing and decided to go for it.

Even though inventory is starting to expand, and rising home prices should bring more for-sale homes onto the market, people who actually want to buy within the next year are feeling the pressure of competing buyers and limited inventory.

Unlike "Empire of the Sun" (1987) or "Catch Me If You Can" (2002), which left us with a tussle of competing feelings, Spielberg's latest work exults without a fleck of irony in its moral obligation — to lend dramatic form to the First Amendment.

In his book Culture and Imperialism, Edward Said discusses his idea of "contrapuntal reading" in terms of feeling out the push and pull of competing narratives within a single text; for example, the traces of a colonized narrative emerging alongside, within or below the narrative of a colonizer or vice-versa.

In his latest column, Cram remembers the intensity of competing during a golden age of athletics and the strange feeling of being the centre of attention after his victory.

The variety of competing influences is phenomenal".

"That's part of competing," he said.

"There are a lot of competing claims.

"I wasn't physically capable of competing.

There's a lot of competing evidence".