Sentence examples for radically contest from inspiring English sources
And I radically contest this.
Really, she and Anna are evenly matched, locked in a contest of radically different psychologies.
And it sets the stage for a contest between radically different views of the future of newspapers in Britain.
I have liked to believe that, in the mid-century contest for a radically new and befitting Western art, my countrymen played fair, and Bacon cheated.
More than an ocean separates both electoral contests today: a radically different electoral system; a French state that is expected to do everything vs. an American state that is expected to do as little as possible; a president from the right with a docile parliamentary majority in France vs. a president from the left with a hostile parliamentary majority in the U.S.
The resulting contest has been less a clash of personalities or radically competing visions and more a mad dash in search of votes.
Yesterday's primaries weren't the "game changers" Hillary Clinton had hoped for, but they radically changed the way success will be measured in the primary contest's final round.
Scores of party colleagues will suddenly find themselves pitched into battles to contest merged seats, while hundreds of MPs will be fighting such radically revised constituencies that previously comfortable majorities cannot be guaranteed.
Two contest winners, "Dormi e Sogna" ("Sleep and Dream") and "Sentimento," were part of Saturday's set, but they were radically stripped down.
In that contest, he would primarily be drawing contrasts based on electability, personality, recent accomplishments and trustworthiness, rather than trying to establish a radically different ideological brand.
