Sentence examples for contrast again from inspiring English sources

That contrast again – queuing and non-conformity.

In contrast again to both Ross and d'Urville was Charles Wilkes.

And we come back to that contrast again, of Mowbray's ambition to create something virtuous, and Walter Smith's pragmatism.

In contrast, again looked at in terms of copyright, I submit that the Networked World should be embraced as a feature.

Contrast again with Japan, but this time focus on the difference in how the countries are responding to their shared demographic challenge of low fertility.

Contrast, again, the armored certainties of "Gladiator": Russell Crowe, too, was a widower, but his wife had been slain on the orders of the new emperor, and so his path to revenge lay clear before our eyes.

The Kennedys and Obama hit the same contrasts again and again in their speeches: the high road versus the low road; inspiration versus calculation; future versus the past; and most of all, service versus selfishness.

Fish were initially trained to discriminate between quantities with a 1∶2 numerical ratio and similar total numerosity (4 vs. 8, 5 vs. 10 and 6 vs. 12) and, in the test phase, they were presented with three numerical contrasts, again with a 1∶2 ratio, but differing in the total numerosity (4 vs. 8, 15 vs. 30 and 100 vs. 200 figures).

This contrasts again with the observations of Sempere et al. [ 30], which suggested that JH has a stimulatory effect on this miRNA in D. melanogaster.

On the medial surface of the PFC (Fig.  5 a, bottom), all 3 contrasts again showed regions of significant activity, most extensive for MS and most restricted for 8L.

Furthermore, no threshold tumour weight existed for any cell line, again contrasting with our results in colon and breast cancer cell lines.