Sentence examples for begin by contrasting from inspiring English sources

We begin by contrasting functional requirements and Quality Attributes.

We begin by contrasting four different measures of resilience based on the findings in the 'Analysis' section.

We might decide, in the end, that a plausible account will have to draw on both kinds of conception; but we can usefully begin by contrasting simple, pure versions of each.

We begin by contrasting the model and the estimated parameters (Table S1) with experimental results employing the standard protocol.

Here, he begins by contrasting himself with his deceased father, who was immaculately organized.

Daniels began by contrasting the students in his audience with members of his own generation, the baby boomers.

Gill comments that the song begins by contrasting two lovers, the carnal Louise, and "the more spiritual but unattainable" Johanna.

Gill writes the song begins by contrasting two lovers, the carnal Louise, and "the more spiritual but unattainable" Johanna.

This review begins by contrasting the 2002 guidelines with current practice patterns related to NMBAs.

The problem with quoting so well is that one's own prose can begin, by contrast, to look a bit haggard.

The article on Thursday began and ended by contrasting benign scenes of children and tourists around Tiananmen Square this week with what it called the turmoil of the "June 4th Tiananmen incident".