Sentence examples for true contest from inspiring English sources

It was a true contest where the likelihood of a blowout either way was unlikely.

The ostensible reason for referees constantly blowing at breakdowns at the start of the season was to make the area a true contest for possession.

But it is a matter of debate here whether it is a true contest or a fracas staged to pump up the party's flagging public support.

Throughout her day Eliza is trying to write a 500-word essay — it's for a too-good-to-be true contest sponsored by a parent magazine — about what motherhood means to her.

Away from the microphones, members admitted that the three-day deliberation, which continued today in the Senate, as well, was not a true contest of ideas in which anyone expected to change a mind or a vote.

"Obviously there will be favourites but every game is a true contest and that's good for the game".

For each person who saw an assortment of attractive games in the group phase, there were others who found it a tedious delay before the true contests began.

That is probably true.The contest should be close.

One spot featured the winner of a True North contest to discover people with uplifting personal passions; it was directed by the Oscar-winning actress Helen Hunt.

Discounting restaurant reservation clerks, the true popularity contest in which Mr. Leatherman shines tends to be around his elementary-school-age children.

If you put De Vera next to Barbie in a "true beauty" contest together, De Vera wins.