Sentence examples for a marked contrast between from inspiring English sources

"There are issues where there is a marked contrast between Joe and myself.

On this issue, there has been a marked contrast between words and actions.

There is a marked contrast between the densely populated plains and the sparsely populated uplands.

As is true of many developing African countries, there is a marked contrast between urban and rural culture in Kenya.

I think there is a marked contrast between the way I see food and the role of food and perhaps how others see it.

There is a marked contrast between the certainty and clarity of purpose underground and the confusion that swirls on the surface.

There is a marked contrast, however, between the respective states' response to the Pennsylvania State University and Syracuse University scandals.

French officials said Mr. Sarkozy was the first leader of a European nation that opposed the 2003 invasion to visit Baghdad, offering a marked contrast to relations between Paris and both Baghdad and Washington under his predecessor, Jacques Chirac.

The lateral variability is the result of a marked contrast in rheology between these areas, directly related to the crustal configuration, thermal properties and late-stage collision kinematics with the Carpathians foreland.

There is often a marked contrast in color between the green upper lip and the pale lower lip.

There is also a marked contrast in Tory support between Scotland (21%), Wales (18%) and the north as a whole (21%), a very different picture from the Midlands, where Cameron's party stands on 46%.