The phrase "a contrast on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "between" or "with" when discussing contrasts.
Example: "There is a contrast between the two approaches to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "a comparison of" or "a distinction between".
It's quite a contrast: on the tax bill, he's hands-on, and on the education bill, he's hands-free".
Clinton's campaign has aggressively attacked Sanders over his record on gun control and released a new ad itself drawing a contrast on the issue.
Mark Miner, now a spokesman for Mr. Perry, said the ad was simply a "contrast on issues between candidates" and had no racial motivation.
As a contrast, on the other coast, the Clippers are looking even better than advertised these days, winning their franchise-best 11th straight in impressive get-down-to-business fashion, writes Kevin Arnovitz on ESPN.com.
BJ Clinton Eager to draw a contrast on national security, an issue high on Americans' priorities amid recent terrorist attacks, Clinton relied on familiar characterizations of Trump: he was unfit to be president, unqualified and lacking the right temperament, and he should not have access to the nuclear codes.
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In the workaday harbor here, normally plied by tugs, tankers and freighters laid up for repairs, Le Levant offered a startling contrast on a recent day: a sleek French cruise ship disgorging 50 affluent American tourists.
"What a contrast - on Father's Day dads can get ribbed for being idle, sitting on their arse all day in front of the telly drinking beer," says Tim Porte, sales director of Paperlink Cards and president of the Greeting Cards Association.
But their reactions have provided a contrast, both on and off the court.
Even Michelle Obama presented a contrast here on Thursday as she introduced her husband in an open-air barn at the Cass County fairgrounds.
Luckily, we were sufficiently distracted by his designs - particularly a light cream cardigan, some roomy shorts and a contrast waistband on some slacks - to get too melancholy.
