Sentence examples for idea of winners from inspiring English sources

Forget the niche appeal of the Danish power-sharing drama Borgen – maybe when Simon Cowell disposes of the idea of winners and makes the X Factor finalists form a terrible coalition band together then we can agree that tastes have changed.

We're a long way from the passion of the early days, the Fail Whale and the privacy rollbacks of Facebook, even the idea of winners and losers.

In our society, the idea of winners and losers is so ingrained that there is a psychological need to say, "Oh no! '15 year old girl from Kansas whose mom has cancer and her cat only has 3 legs as well' could possibly lose and therefore never be able to break into the music business!

His headstrong way with public institutions can seem like a power grab, until you remember that Hungary's political system is based on the idea of "winner takes all".

Anyway, conservatives are supposed to be against the idea of "picking winners," a.k.a.a

The government of course abhors the idea of "backing winners" but appears happy to back the nuclear, oil and gas losers.

No one in the Academy, not even the president, has any idea of the winners until those envelopes are opened on stage".

We'll have a preview from Alice before each race, in which she'll predict her idea of the winner.

For the idea of the winner's curse to hold, papers published in less-well-known journals should be more reliable; but that has not yet been established.The group's more general argument is that scientific research is so difficult the sample sizes must be big and the analysis rigorous that most research may end up being wrong.

He was a running-on fourth in the Hennessy, which would make him the right type for this, but he's becoming disappointing Ballabriggs This is my idea of the winner, on the basis of what he did at the Cheltenham Festival last year.

The Australian, who turned 34 on Wednesday, is the world number one and many people's idea of the winner at Hoylake this week.