Rivalries in politics, gangland and the boxing ring are contrasted in this authentic Jamaican drama.
Diphthongs are to be contrasted in this respect with so-called pure vowels i.e., unchanging, or steady state, vowels.
That behavior was frequently contrasted in the British press with the conduct of American troops in Baghdad and elsewhere, which was often portrayed as insensitive and brutish.
Engish Heritage Quadriga Gallery, Wellington Arch, London W1J until 7 July Good and evil, reason and madness are powerfully contrasted in this primal vision of Greek myth.
Ms. Lamb and Carlos Acosta were beautifully contrasted in Jerome Robbins's "Afternoon of a Faun" duet, and not only in skin tones and hair coloring.
In it, eternity and time, Christ's divine and human nature, and the Jews and the Christian church are contrasted in highly rhetorical antitheses.
(Rosenberg) Weegee: 'Naked City' / Vivian Maier (closes on Saturday) Two careers in street photography — markedly different in sensibility and visibility — are contrasted in side-by-side shows.
(Rosenberg) Weegee: 'Naked City' / Vivian Maier (through Feb. 25) Two careers in street photography — markedly different in sensibility and visibility — are contrasted in side-by-side shows.
His "peace and quiet" of 1964 (aged 35) brings to mind Newton's escape to his Lincolnshire family home in 1666 (aged 24), and it is contrasted in the article with "expectations on academics to collaborate and keep churning out papers".
Our last swim, with Iris already far gone in the grip of Alzheimer's, is contrasted in the film, as it is in the book, with the first swim we had together in our early days.
Rice's ban, which was accompanied by a fine of an "additional game check", was contrasted in the media to tougher penalties handed out to players breaking the league's substance abuse policy.
