Sentence examples for thought contesting from inspiring English sources

A halt to aesthetic progression, an emergence of strong schools of thought contesting with each other, as was true before the rise of the MFA system.

He will also replace Moore when So You Think contests the Dubai World Cup on Saturday.

Why do you think contest skating was so raw back in the day?

Her works, currently installed at the Freud Museum in Hampstead, do not give you the feeling that she is either paying homage to Freud and Freudian thought, or contesting or illustrating Freud's ideas - even if there are works here with titles like Hysterical Attack and Beyond the Pleasure Principle.

In Cancún, at least four cartels are thought to be contesting routes to smuggle cocaine in from South America and a local drug market targeting tourists and locals.

She just thought the contest was a neat idea.

His campaign advisers thought the contest here was narrow enough to send him back to the state on Monday for a rally with an even bigger music star, Bruce Springsteen.

ON May 23, when he accepted the Republican nomination for New York's Second Congressional District seat, Allan Binder, a Suffolk County legislator, said he thought the contest with Steve Israel, the Democratic incumbent, would be a "tough race but a fair fight".

"There's a lot of companies out there challenging people to think about spaceflight — I thought this contest was really creative," Hadfield told me in an interview.

The Romans thought gladiator contests had originated with funeral games and sacrifices in which select captive warriors were forced to fight to expiate the deaths of noble Romans.

Although Madison thought Story would contest the Federalist Party nationalism of Chief Justice Marshall, the new justice soon joined Marshall in construing the Constitution broadly in favour of expanding federal power.