Sentence examples for contrast completely from inspiring English sources

Levin, by contrast, completely rejects this model.

While both the way he moved his head — in jerks, like a bird, sometimes as if he had been startled by or remembered something — and the way he spoke — hesitantly, full of pauses, stutters, coughs, snorts, an unexpected deep breath here and there — suggested nervousness and unease, what he said was, by contrast, completely assured.

You could try toning your shoes (if you have a light purple dress, wear dark purple shoes), and, of course, this season's fashion is definitely supporting colour blocking (if you have a bright red dress, wear bright blue shoes, that contrast completely).

Most US colleges hold this ideology, which contrasts completely with the impersonal approach of UK institutions and can be very refreshing.

Of course this contrasts completely with the American qualities of straightforwardness that I still display after many years here and that get me into myriad difficulties.

A vase of this type, contrasting completely with the core-wound glass of Egypt, bears the cartouche (panel enclosing the name) of the Assyrian king Sargon II (reigned 721 705 bc), and it is probable that glass treated in this way was manufactured over a long period in Mesopotamia.

"Trail magic" is when something beautiful and unexpected comes and contrasts completely with the often overwhelming exertion of hiking.

In contrast, all four completely sequenced UTC algal cpDNAs encode fewer genes (94 112) and are substantially rearranged [ 13, 15, 17, 18].

The completion of an 'optional course' (freiwilliges Zusatzangebot) in contrast is completely voluntary and as such optional.

Mr. Hamdan, in contrast, is completely absent from his own story.

The Conservatives have by contrast been completely panned by Scottish voters since the 1997, where they lost all their Westminster seats.