Sentence examples for no contest between from inspiring English sources

"The creepiest aspect of 'A Perfect Murder' is that there really is no contest between love and money.

But in the marketplace of faith it does seem that there's no contest between the liberal view and the theologically conservative view.

In physical terms, there was really no contest between the tough Ankoles and the fussy foreign cattle, which were always hungry and often sick.

Another mother, amazed at her child's growth in only a month, remarks, "He tries so many new foods!" There's just no contest between parents and counselors.

"The creepiest aspect of 'A Perfect Murder' is that there really is no contest between love and money," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.

The new Broadway musicals "Kinky Boots" and "Matilda" may be the front-runners for the Tony Award for best musical to be announced on Sunday, but there's no contest between the two shows at the box office so far.

Here, Charlie is a drear and Nancy makes perfect sense for a time, so it's no-win, no-contest between the humans.

One of Mr. Bull's major subplots involves the take-no-prisoners contest between Alavedo and his nemesis, the suave archaeologist Giscard de Neuville.

As taught by Ueshiba, it was so purely defensive an art that no direct contest between practitioners was possible.

There's no great contest between soloist and orchestra, and instead it seems to hark back to classical models, to Mozart and early Beethoven, with themes that are generally charming rather than overwrought.

What tourists get after settling into the stands (hopefully without children) is a no-holds-barred contest between two teams of twenty-seven men, who are not only allowed to pick up the ball and carry it, but also permitted to head-butt, punch, kick, and choke their opponents.