Sentence examples for be contrasted as from inspiring English sources

The name Hamito-Semitic (or Semito-Hamitic), although occasionally still used, is largely considered obsolete; many scholars reject it because it is linguistically wrong there is no linguistic entity "Hamitic" to be contrasted, as a whole, to "Semitic".

The tight relation between the love principle and the Golden Rule suggests that love and justice, though analytically distinguishable, certainly cannot be contrasted as other and other.

These two ecotypes can be contrasted as either "fast-living" or "slow-living" based on the overall life-history [ 17- 20].

Seven contrasts were calculated based on one single species in one of the groups being contrasted (as in contrast G).

The effect of BMP2 association was better contrasted as the time of incubation progressed.

And here's the autofocus, which is contrast-based and as slow as death.

LSM files were contrast-enhanced as necessary and z-projected using ImageJ (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/).

Their assessments of the debut of replacement officials were as contrasting as black and white stripes.

It's these contrasts, as well as the contrasts between the modern and contemporary artists in our program, which makes von Bartha what it is.

"They are a contrast as well," Lunt says.

Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and other religions of the Third World are in extreme contrast, as are Eastern views of history.