Sentence examples for really a battle of from inspiring English sources

Today's struggle is really a battle of nations.

One of the more resonant broadsides of the week came from Matt Stoller, posting on Naked Capitalism, who argued that what was going on down at Wall Street was not really a protest, but a "church of dissent": [I[t's obvious that this isn't just about Wall Street, nor is it really a battle of any sort.

That's why the battle of Wisconsin is really a battle for the survival of the American middle class.

It is really a battle to see which of the kids is the most stupid this episode.

"There really was a Siward; there really was a battle of Dunsinane.

The battle to win that coveted position, although often disguised as many other things, is really a battle to become the starting point of commerce.  .

It is really a battle for the heart and soul of the United States of America and its prospects for offering a decent future for its residents.

"It really is a battle of heavyweights".

But, as Tracee Hamilton writes in The Washington Post, their series with the Rangers really is a battle of goalies.

As for today at trial, it's really been a battle of the computer nerds--the F.B.I. computer geeks (technically known as guys that work in the F.B.I.'s operational technology division) versus Anthony Pellicano (technically known as an honorary computer geek via his relationship with 100% computer geek and telesleuth developer, Kevin Kachikian).

Please don't imagine that I think Jane Austen should really have introduced a battle of Napoleon or a strike of the Lancashire weavers in her stories.