Sentence examples for carefully contrast from inspiring English sources

The authors carefully contrast these possibilities and offer several promising directions for future research.

"Lumière d'Été," for example, consists of three large movements of carefully contrasted tone and texture.

And it's amusing to watch him and Mr. Jackman as carefully contrasted, yin-and-yang studies in body language.

A study in closely observed, carefully contrasted greens, its calm accuracy can make Friedrich's trees seem relatively expressionistic.

Stoughton handled colour well, but also shot in carefully contrasted black-and-white, which could be sent down the wires and transferred to the print media with rapid effect.

Most original of all was Janson's deconstruction of the pounding motto theme of the scherzo, with the weighty emphasis of the brass rhythm carefully contrasted to powerful effect with the quicker stabbing staccato in the woodwinds and strings that follows.

Kernel truncation can increase the speed of reconstruction up to a factor two but should be done carefully as contrast loss can be introduced by too much truncation [63].

Carefully placed contrasts of texture and tone like this keep the show's big swings from becoming predictable.

The show's carefully sequenced contrasts and echoes outline the scope and lucidity of his early vision in a memorably idiosyncratic way.

Mr. Blomstedt opened the series with a Beethoven Fourth Symphony that largely set the tone for the weekend with its web of carefully balanced contrasts.

The apparent simplicity of the clothes, which were in fact carefully constructed, contrasted with high-octane accessories, from rich belts in wide pearl and crystal chains to the gilded decorative shoes.