"Great rivalry" refers to a strong competition or conflict between two individuals or groups, often characterized by intense rivalry, competitiveness, and a desire to outperform or outdo one another.
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Sentences with «great rivalry»
- With the two facing greater rivalry in the entertainment realm from technology like iPads, though, they could argue there is more industry competition than several years ago. (cnbc.com)
- Ron Howard's visceral new film «Rush,» with screenplay by Peter Morgan, gets heart and center in the world of Formula 1, depicting one of the sport's greatest rivalries between British driver James Hunt (played by Chris Hemsworth) and legendary Niki Lauda (Daniel Brühl), during the international racetrack's golden and decadent age in the mid 70's. (rogerebert.com)
- At the heart of the sport he not only record times, but also great rivalries. (si.com)
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