Sentence examples for In harsh contrast from inspiring English sources
In harsh contrast to the nurturing and assertive stances of their professional lives, Lynn and Renee delude and blame themselves indiscriminately.
Straddling the line between avant-garde and Looney Tunes, their extraordinary union seems strangely childlike, its happy innocence in harsh contrast to their aggressively explicit public provocations.
When the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth was once asked why he had helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, he said it was because "rattlesnakes don't commit suicide". The comment stood in harsh contrast to the lofty rhetoric that is most closely associated with the civil-rights movement, but it was a more honest rendering of the nature of that struggle than many.
According to the findings presented therein, the dominant notion that Muslim NGOs are a monolithic bloc existing largely in parallel with and unconnected to secular/Northern/Western humanitarian NGOs is often in harsh contrast to the empirical realities on the ground.
The extraordinary prevalence of firearm-related violence in the U.S. stands in harsh contrast to our peer nations.
The emerging European solution to the crisis stands in harsh contrast to the American way: Europeans refuse to devalue their own currency through the ECB.
James Morris, the youngest of three boys, led an enchanted childhood in Wales — a harsh contrast with blue-collar Cleveland.
As they race past I feel suddenly worse, as though the harsh contrast in speed has stripped away the belief that I was feeling strong, has shone glaring headlights on the folly of my efforts.
Another criticism I've seen is the harsh contrast between "the fine-grain mono background and harsh 'paint' foreground".
(Whistler's immature painting in the Peacock Room retains harsh contrasts of light and dark, unsuited to his talent, from those precedents).
The economics of cocoa -- a $5 billion trade that winds from African ports through Dutch and American processing plants to store shelves and children's goody bags -- recall other harsh contrasts in industries like diamonds, textiles and sporting goods, where the glitter of wealth is produced through the sweat of penury.
