Sentence examples similar to in whatever contest from inspiring English sources

The alacrity with which Pete went from basking in the sunlight coming through his very own window, to springing a spiteful little prank on Roger Sterling, shows the boy's appetites and ambitions lie simply in winning, whatever the contest.

In other words, the concerto, in whatever guise it assumes, reveals a continuing need to resolve the antithetical ideas of concord and contest.

Type in whatever you want.

Many people run YouTube "contests" too, in which people can enter their horse/pony by uploading a video of themselves doing whatever the contest host asks.

That only takes one person, whatever the contest.

Whatever the contest was trying to prove about freedom of expression, he said, it ended up "bordering on hate speech".

At the same time, he derided whatever eating-contest opportunities awaited Mr. Kobayashi outside of the M.L.E.

The Democrats won in both contests.

"For whatever reason, in Russia this contest is taken very seriously," said Artemy Troitsky, a Russian music critic.

Whatever positions we held in this contest, we all have a stake in the future health of the national community, so we all need to find ways to lessen negativism and division and to reengage the common good.

Whatever the outcome in both contests, perhaps it is time to take a hard look at director compensation.