Sentence examples for brilliant contrast from inspiring English sources

The new materials provide a brilliant contrast with the classical stone historic building.

It was a brilliant contrast of style in an unending rally.

I recommend it to anyone, because it really does show a brilliant contrast between the authors in the book.

While Kapol's anger-for-effect method was failing him, Cuban coach Louis Calderon's patient style stood in brilliant contrast.

NEW MEXICO PINON COFFEE COMPANY has come up with a brilliant contrast in flavors in its New Mexico Java Jolt candies -- sweet dark chocolate coating bitter espresso beans.

It's a portrait of a 1950s American dream that stands in brilliant contrast to the reality of the country that is revealed beyond this cover.

"He gave Bergman's films that unique expressionistic look, with their brilliant contrasts in every gradation of black and white".

Another Willaert pupil, Andrea Gabrieli, was one of the creators of the Venetian style, in which polychoral effects and brilliant contrasts of musical texture are characteristic.

Maejima Tadaaki (1924 2000), known since 1950 as Haku Maki, established himself in the canon of Japanese printmakers by producing prints of modified Chinese characters (kanji) in brilliant, contrasting colors using an unusual embossing technique [1].

"The bright yellow of the flowers that he could combine into brilliant contrasts, the forms and lines of petals and stems: they offered a great challenge for a painter".

Clad in traditional costumes of brilliant contrasting harmonies of Afrocentric colour display, the barefooted males in the (mmvarepsilon nsoun) group have their clothes wrapped around their bodies in manner that the two corners of the cloth width alternate to be securely knotted at the nape (Fig. 4).