Sentence examples for conscious contrast from inspiring English sources

The Arts and Crafts offered a conscious contrast to the humdrum predictability of factory-made products.

On the basis of their doctrine of imamology, Shīʿites emphasize their idealism and transcendentalism in conscious contrast with Sunni pragmatism.

The award was presented at an informal gathering in central London – a conscious contrast to the black tie, sit-down dinner for the Booker.

Things are a little easier now: Al Arabiya has won a place for itself in the Arab world, and the soft blue look of its broadcasts — a self-conscious contrast with Al Jazeera's red glare — is familiar across the Middle East.

This was a self-conscious contrast with the sun-soaked canvases of the Australian Impressionists such as Tom Roberts, who had pioneered a national school of painting in the late 19th Century.

The mood and presentation are a conscious choice, contrasting with the succinct HBO documentary "In Tahrir Square" (which sets grim stakes by opening with torture footage) or the analysis and exposé of the film "Tahrir 2011".

The rapid responses by the image-conscious N.F.L. contrasts with the flummoxed mode in which Major League Baseball's commissioner, Bud Selig, reacted to last year's tied All-Star Game.

They are, however, conscious of the contrast in their Western and Old West identities.

Similarly, our results demonstrate neuronal modulation related to perceptual content at the single unit level, supporting the involvement of PFC in conscious perception in contrast with the conclusions from fMRI studies.

Theirs is a revolution born of great pain and frustration, but also increasingly fueled by witty humor, joy and a stubbornness that insists on the celebration of life and Sudan's diversity, in conscious and dramatic contrast to the violence and inhumanity of the regime of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.

While Wilkinson Eyre's approach in Battersea is one of conscious hi-tech contrast, Astley shows how a new tectonic language can be cleverly stitched into a shell of ravaged brick, in a way that both preserves the ruin's integrity and breathes new life into the spaces.