Sentence examples for clearer contrast between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich vowed to continue his campaign, drawing a clearer contrast between what he described as his own "bold" vision for the country and the "timid" path of Mr. Romney.

He said Sunday that by drawing an even clearer contrast between what he described as his own "bold" vision for the country and the "timid" path of Mr. Romney, voters would begin seeing him as the only Republican who was tough enough to go head-to-head against President Obama.

A clearer contrast between use and non-use and larger population series might have yielded more pronounced differences between both groups.

"And there's a very clear contrast between the records of those two candidates".

So there's really a very clear contrast between the Coalition which is for jobs, for opportunity, for lower taxes.

There was nothing more important for Obama to do last night than offer voters a clear contrast between the two candidates.

As on the economic stimulus and potentially on a health care bill, Republican votes were scarce, creating a clear contrast between the two parties.

"We decided to do that by creating a clear contrast between the sensuality of the hand-blown glass shade to the very strict, straight base of the lamp.

Many Republicans have been resistant to tighter oversight of Wall Street and big banks, setting up a clear contrast between the parties.

Kara Carscaden, a spokeswoman for Mr. Obama, said "Julia" shows women "the clear contrast between the President's and Mitt Romney's visions".

Speaking after he addressed the Scottish TUC in Ayr, Miliband told the Guardian there was a clear contrast between the SNP's proposals and his: "That's another example of why people should vote Labour.