Sentence examples for heart of competing from inspiring English sources

Like President Bush's demand for democratic change and new leaders, the criticism of suicide bombing cuts to the heart of competing Palestinian visions for statehood, of the proper means for achieving it, and of the deference that should be paid to Israeli or American public opinion.

Other factors are at work, as well, including one fundamental difference that lawmakers of both parties say lies at the heart of their competing philosophies.

I am having to come to terms with electronic reading (it is surely a boon for those with visual impairment), and the library should be at the heart of electronic reading instead of competing with private providers.

Tennis needs more champions like Venus and Serena Williams if the game has a chance of competing with baseball, basketball and football in the hearts of American sports fans.

The heart of Warren's appeal is her insistence that politics is a contest of competing values.

The joy of competing.

Instead of competing, collaborate.

"There are a lot of things that can be said about me and teams that I've coached and the way I played," Thomas said Monday night, "but I've never been accused of not having heart or competing.

A free zone in the heart of every city, competing with capital and the state in deciding how our societies are run.

Capdevielle said in his evidence that it was "unusual and inappropriate" for Cissé to handle the cases and was shocked in 2012 when he saw Liliya Shobukhova, the Russian marathon runner at the heart of the case, competing at the London Olympics when she should have been banned according to her blood profile.

Stodden also said she began having a change of heart while overseas competing on the U.K.'s "Celebrity Big Brother," which was the first time she had been away from the "Green Mile" star for more than 24 hours.