Sentence examples for character contrasts from inspiring English sources

This streamlined character contrasts with the sophisticated classical stone carving in very low relief.

Their expressive development of character contrasts with the athletic approach of the company's youth brigade as the two groups develop Buglisi's fixation with chairs, newspapers, and masks made of wooden slats.

Heder also pointed out that the character contrasts with the iconic Napoleon Dynamite.

Cagney's character contrasts his puritanical brother who wants him to go straight and their mother, who is at the center of the conflict between her two sons.

The parts are interrelated not in terms of basic structure but by purely lyrical or character contrast.

In "Pretty Boy Floyd," Guthrie portrayed the outlaw as a Robin Hood character, contrasting him to the bankers and businessmen who exploit workers and foreclose on families' farms and homes: "Yes, as through this world I've wandered / I've seen lots of funny men / Some will rob you with a six-gun / And some with a fountain pen".

We then simplified these distributions into a two-state character contrasting Old and New World, to test Kitching and Cadiou's [2] postulate of an Old World ancestral origin for the Sphingidae.

The benign lymphoepithelial lesion (BLEL) or Godwin's tumour represents a manifestation of autoimmune disease in the salivary glands.[ 1 ] This benign entity may be difficult to distinguish from malignant tumours due to its focal character, contrast medium enhancement and its irregular margins (Fig. 10).

Like Mr. Stoppard's other plays "Rock 'n' Roll" is full of pairings and balances: parallel characters, contrasted events, dialectics.

Ms. Glass neatly establishes her two characters' contrasting backgrounds and conflicting personalities, but she doesn't supply them with much to do.

The performances are impeccable, and Mr. Rygaard and Mr. Nielsen have faces that seem uncannily to reflect their characters' contrasting temperaments.