Sentence examples for contrast act from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Act IV is where the Royal staging opens up.
The companies hiring minimum-wage workers, by contrast, act as if they are managing herds.
The people in the Russian plays by contrast, "act like free consciousness, not as owned literary characters".
By contrast Act II, inspired perhaps by the ramp of ghostly girls in La Bayadère, lines up seven Tatyanas in their bridal underwear, moving in endless synch.
By contrast, "Act a Lady," a cross-dressing comedy written by Mr. Harrison and directed by Anne Kauffman, draws the audience to its big, friendly bosom with its sweet story of humble American menfolk learning to embrace their inner drag queen back in the 1920's.
In contrast, Act D concentrations in brain tissue of Abcb1a/1b−/− and Abcc2−/− mice were maintained over 6 h, resulting in 2.3- and 1.3-fold higher AUC0 6 h respectively compared to WT, (6802 and 3785 vs. 2943 pa/g h).
A time fuze, by contrast, acts after a controlled delay.
Mason, by contrast, acted as a foil to Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi in the legendary jazz-rock ensemble Traffic.
Static friction, in contrast, acts between surfaces at rest with respect to each other.
McKellen, by contrast, "acts his boots off," according to Coveney, while Wolf gets completely carried away about something or other.
The default tariff, by contrast, acts as a price to beat for competitors, delivering choice for those that want it while ensuring fair prices for those who do not engage.
