Sentence examples for compelling contrasts from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Obama and Mr. Ryan offer compelling contrasts: Two articulate politicians, equally versed in fiscal policy, with decidedly different approaches, whose initial forays have a partisan coloration and who are each convinced that the other has offered a prescription for economic suicide.

Foul as she is, Mrs Coulter remains endlessly fascinating, chiefly for the compelling contrast between interior and exterior.

But for the time being, it makes for fierce and quite compelling contrast with the last prime minister.

The match increasingly looked like a compelling, contrasting two-hander until Jaques, going for the sweep, was bowled round his legs.

For Republicans, that impulse to relive the past could have serious implications for 2012, as they seek a compelling contrast to Mr. Obama.

Baz Luhrmann is making a film about Alexander too (with Leonardo DiCaprio as the lead) and you imagine the pair will offer, if nothing else, a compelling contrast in style: Stone's polemical realism against Luhrmann's insistent light-footedness.

As the exhibition's title suggests, all of the images are from actual, or imagined landscapes, which, when combined with the metal border, creates a compelling contrast between architecture and nature.

The two should be able to disrupt each other's comfort zones enough to make it something of a chess match, their very different types of athleticism making for a compelling contrast.

And with the grand total of four losses in their first 33 games, the re-energized Spurs seem to be generating the momentum to create the possibility of a most compelling contrast in the N.B.A. finals in June.

Cellist Lionel Handy made virtuosic interventions in Fausto Romitelli's rock and techno influenced Professor Bad Trip – Lesson II, whose raucous phantasmagoria formed a compelling contrast to the discursive delicacy of two lengthy soundscapes etched by the six members of the improv and sound design collective Common Objects.

But his support for the so-called "gang of eight" immigration reform bill two years ago and early focus on inequality have also raised hopes he could become a Republican JFK, providing a compelling contrast to a likely Democratic opponent at least a generation older.