Sentence examples for a sharp contrast with its from inspiring English sources

The South African bush was a sharp contrast with its abundance of trees and long, thick grasses broken up by the occasional koppie, a small hill.

The executive characterized the DOJ's admission on Monday that it never stopped pursuing ways to open the phone as a sharp contrast with its insistence in court filings that only Apple possessed the means to do so.

Gingrich's jab at Romney in the intense contest's last hours was a sharp contrast with his promises to stick to a positive message.

Earlier in the day, the party adopted without dissent a platform that set up a sharp contrast with the Democrats, particularly in its strongly worded opposition to same-sex unions and legalized abortion.

There is a sharp contrast with how a company such as GE demonstrates its strong, global sustainability leadership.

It was a sharp contrast with the typical New York apartment house encrusted with assembly-line ornament.

It was a sharp contrast with Abraham's news-media-friendly style when he was the president of HBO Sports.

It offered a sharp contrast with Romney's key moment, later in the debate, when he wavered over the release of his taxes.

He remains its most recognisable public face, but its leader is Salma Yaqoob, whose personal style represents a sharp contrast with the way Galloway does things.

That's a sharp contrast with the period between April and late August, when it tumbled 30%.

That's a sharp contrast with the strategy of obstruction.