Sentence examples for ideal contest from inspiring English sources

"Since the government wants to get people interested in local government again the ideal contest would be between Teresa and Ken Livingstone.

In an ideal world, a contest like Idol would be all about, y'know, the contestants.

Burying beetles are ideal for studying contest behavior.

Her students study contemporary artists who use "humble or recycled materials," and the contest seemed ideal for an environmentally friendly project.

Bolzano is an ideal place for this contest, since Ferruccio Busoni, the influential pianist and composer, who died in 1924, dedicated his life to bridging German and Italian artistic traditions.

Mr. O'Brien called the contest "an ideal setting for children from a wide range of backgrounds to meet and interact socially," adding: "This is one of several aspects creating an ideal fit between the Junior Eurovision Song Contest and UNICEF".

"The Arbor" contests the ideal of authenticity as it pertains to cinematic representation.

At best, they can only hope to identify entrants who most closely meet the ideals of that particular contest.

Despite those obstacles, Mr Thompson makes Nitze a useful foil.Wise heads still argue about whether the cold war was principally a long misunderstanding, a contest of ideals or a power rivalry.

It features prints dating from 1846 to the early '90s made from altered negatives; seemingly realistic images made by piecing together two or more negatives; hand-colored black-and-white prints; Surrealistic montages; and conceptual confections contesting the ideal of photographic truth.

I would also point a finger at Carlsen's three-hour online blitz match against Hikaru Nakamura on 27 October as hardly ideal preparation for a classical contest.