Sentence examples for again the contrast between from inspiring English sources

We see again the contrast between "internalist" and "externalist" tendencies in the debates over weakness of will.

Participants again noted the contrast between large and small firms' access to financing.

> -wrap-foot> A similar pattern was observed using histological cortical thickness, once again demonstrating the contrast between positive intra-tract correlations (Supplementary Fig. 5) and absent inter-tract correlations (Supplementary Fig. 6) in all but a single relationship.

Zesn again remarked on the contrast between rural and urban areas - with 82% of urban polling turning away potential voters "for reasons which include names not appearing on the voters' roll and turning up at the wrong ward for voting".

Italy in all its foibles is once again expertly dissected, but the contrast between satire and personal melancholy jars.

But again the stark contrast between manufacturing and services was revealed in the breakdown of the data.

Again, the salinity contrast between the populations used in this study might have been too small for this evolutionary tradeoff to manifest.

Again, the contrasts often drawn between Neoplatonism's "flight of the alone to the alone" and Dionysius' community of hierarchy or between the supposed Neoplatonic view that the One causes the existence of lower beings only through the mediation of the higher, while Christianity sees creation as immediate are simply false or too simplistic.

Again, this contrast between roles could be usefully explored by further primary research, such as a qualitative study comparing relatives' experiences of volunteers in different settings.

Once again there is disarmingly dry humor in the contrast between Reacher's brawn and his delicate sensibilities.

Seeing her again, after a week of merely imagining her, Andreas was overwhelmed by the contrast between love and lust.