Sentence examples for contrast emerged from inspiring English sources

Hollande, in contrast, emerged from this foray the bigger man.

Mr. Gore, by contrast, emerged from the car stunned and sobered.

In this study, a contrast emerged between a trans-focused care model versus a trans-friendly but otrans-friendly butrimary care motherwise

While the studies on participant and family satisfaction were too few to draw any strong generalized inferences, a contrast emerged between the NHSC and the US state programs.

And what a contrast emerges there.

Malcolm McLaren, by contrast, emerges as an arch-manipulator.

Mr. Khan, by contrast, emerges as a canny careerist.

Lord Henry, by contrast, emerges unscathed, his talk naughtier than his walk.

In contrast, emerging economies' total output has jumped by almost 20% over the same period.

Taft, in contrast, emerges as an amiable, well-intentioned man whose reluctance to use "the bully pulpit" (Roosevelt's term for the national platform provided by the presidency to shape public opinion and mobilize action) helped undermine his tenure in the White House and open the way to a third-party challenge by Roosevelt in the presidential race of 1912.

That is because European countries, which hold over a third of the votes on the IMF's board, have rallied around a single contender: France's finance minister, Christine Lagarde.In contrast, emerging economies, which have long argued that the fund should have a non-European boss, have so far conspicuously failed to fix on an alternative candidate.