Sentence examples for just a contest from inspiring English sources

That's just a contest of mutual loathing.

"I'd love to find a Taylor Swift, somebody's who's relevant, rather than just a contest winner".

Nick Clegg has accused the two main parties of offering not choice, but just "a contest of mutual loathing".

"This was not just a contest between two candidates, but a chance for a community to gain respect," said Eliseo Medina, the secretary-treasurer of the Service Employees International Union and the highest-ranking Latino labor leader in the country.

A HORSE race is a just a contest where large animals are loosed from a pen at the sound of a bell to take a few lefts around an oval, first one home wins.

Increasingly, many see the race as not just a contest between Mr. Torricelli and his Republican challenger, Douglas R. Forrester, but a choice between a senator they view as ethically compromised and the risk of a Republican-controlled Senate.

But it's essential context if you're going to understand the protest and theatre, the dawn service at the Treaty grounds and the community events across the country as not just a contesting over opposing versions of history but an effort to build a shared past.

Turns out that the Markle Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Pioneer Portfolio just ran a contest where people proposed applications which do just that with the VA data.

John Maynard Keynes famously explained that the stock market is not just a beauty contest but a beauty contest in which every judge is trying to figure out the candidate whom the other judges deem the most beautiful.

In the heart of rural Utah, there's a small group watching the 2016 election not just as a contest for the leadership of the free world, but also as a very real harbinger of the end of days.

This is just such a contest.