Sentence examples for by contrast also from inspiring English sources

Professor Zajonc, by contrast, also looked to the mind.

The Senate, by contrast, also criminalizes "attempts" to defraud.

The FSB, by contrast, also engages in demonstrativnaya slezhka: demonstrative pursuit.

The most successful long-lived companies, by contrast, also show tolerance to what Mr de Geus terms "eccentricities within the boundaries of the cohesive firm".

The very hot summer of 1999, by contrast, also broke weather records, but it was, in a way, self-contained in that it did not leave lasting imprints on the seasons that followed.

The Algiers Motel scenes in "Detroit" reminded me, above all, of the worst moments in Nate Parker's "The Birth of a Nation" (a movie that, by contrast, also has some very fine moments) and Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ".

Figural information defined by static luminance contrast also persisted across an interval in which the figural information was removed, facilitating judgments concerning subsequent static luminance-defined figures.

This effect may be caused by simultaneous color contrast (also known as induced color).

By contrast, North Brother Island, also overgrown with heavy vegetation, still contains many abandoned institutional buildings.

By contrast, it also has been claimed that in chronic Korsakoff states the individual's insight into his condition is no guarantee of freedom from confabulation.

By contrast LittleBigPlanet also revolves around allowing players to create their own content, but its maker, Media Molecule, set an incredibly high bar in demonstrating what its own tools were capable of.