Sentence examples for contrast depicts from inspiring English sources

A phylogenetic tree, by contrast, depicts evolutionary relationships.

"A View from the Bridge," by contrast, depicts the informer as a deluded victimizer.

Our image of childhoods past, in contrast, depicts even young children working hard on the farm or in part-time city jobs.

"Margin Call", by contrast, depicts the many banalities that make for a financial meltdown, and the near-silent panic that sets in.

Mr. Cuomo's report, by contrast, depicts Mr. Felton as highly sensitive to that issue during some of his interactions with Mr. Spitzer's aides, though he also told Mr. Cuomo's investigators that he felt obliged to respond to the aides' requests.

HSP47_2 from G. aculeatus, in contrast, depicts the standard intron pattern, just as HSP47_1, HSP47_2 and HSP47_3 from D. rerio and the members of group V6 from lampreys and tetrapods.

The game's good endings, by contrast, depict the well-being of characters and their relationships.

Smith, a philosopher who forged the new discipline of economics, is, by contrast, depicted in contemporary attire, showing his concern for the practical matters of economic activity, a gown draped over his shoulder retains the connection to philosophy and academia.

According to simulation using ZEMAX, the degrees of contrast depicted in Figs.  1c,d were similar.

By contrast, China depicts terrorist attacks blamed on Uighurs as fomented in part from abroad; and it wants to show that its own radicalised Uighurs are a global threat.

The contrast it depicts between Tube stops is stark, with the variation in life expectancies of children born near stations only minutes apart being years different.