Sentence examples for Notable contrast from inspiring English sources

A notable contrast to the music business.

That sentiment stands in notable contrast to some recent research funding decisions.

Her vibrancy is in notable contrast with the minimalism of the apartment: all understated chic, bare brick and chrome fittings.

Morgenthau's immediate surrender in the jogger case makes a notable contrast with his hard line in the Palladium matter.

Less inevitable, perhaps, was the collapse of seagoing traffic on the Thames in London in notable contrast to Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Her manners are, in public, notable; contrast them with her husband and her children, who are often rude, and leak rage, and they grow even better.

This was a notable contrast to his chancellor 48 hours earlier assuring Scottish voters that any deal on currency was just an SNP fantasy.

Scalia's counter-outburst was a notable contrast to the respectful tone of the rest of the argument, including from his fellow-conservatives.

It was a notable contrast from other election years when Mr. Gephardt cheerfully -- and energetically -- predicted victory right up until defeat.

Missing are India and Turkey, two democracies, regional powers and offspring of differing empires, British versus Ottoman, a notable contrast here unexamined.

It was a notable contrast to YouTube, which recently bestowed upon its Los Angeles-based creators a forty-one-thousand-square-foot studio with seven sound stages.