Sentence examples for contrast dramatically from inspiring English sources

They contrast dramatically with later photographs.

The bright postcard colours seen in that sequence contrast dramatically with the sickly grays and greens of the rest of the film.

These numbers contrast dramatically with the number of African-American, Hispanic and white children and youths in the population as a whole and suggest troubling racial prejudice in the juvenile justice system.

England, in stark contrast, dramatically lost their way once their lead had been wiped out and Hodgson resigned because he knew there was absolutely no way his contract would be renewed.

Qualities that people like at school can contrast dramatically with qualities that deem them fit to run the country Guys who play these games might be a minority but they don't think they are.

Friday's vote in favour of impeachment is also being seen as a reflection of public anger over how South Korea, despite decades of economic development and freedoms that contrast dramatically with its neighbour North Korea, remains in the grip of a political and industrial elite.

The BJP campaign contrasts dramatically with that of the AAP.

The map contrasts dramatically with commercially made maps, which were saturated with color, county divisions and other distractions.

The characteristically stylised acclamation of Chinese text by the Beijing Opera soprano, Xuanxuan Tang, contrasted dramatically with the wordless, western-sounding vocalising of sopranos Elizabeth Atherton and Gillian Keith.

For a time he formed a memorable musical partnership with Derroll Adams, an Oregon banjo-picker whose deep voice contrasted dramatically with Mr. Elliott's high, twangy one.

Ocean bathing and swimsuits were popular, and smoke-filled cafes became the symbols of an urban lifestyle that contrasted dramatically with that of more tradition-bound, rural Japanese.