Sentence examples for contrast extremely from inspiring English sources

Kidd's design for his own first novel, "The Cheese Monkeys," is, by contrast, extremely busy.

In striking contrast, extremely high prices were paid for works that were not outstanding.

By contrast, extremely important works that are not carried by the tide of fashion like Dutch masters or, in a lighter vein, Hubert Robert, were not yet sold but were under consideration by institutions when I left the fair.

In contrast, extremely elevated levels of GUS activity – up to about 10-fold higher than that found in CaMV35S::GUS-lines – were found in ibAGP1 TP GUS-transgenicc libAGP1 TP GUS-transgenicge of tuber develinesnt (diateter 4 mm), and these higher levels were muchtainearlierughout the entire tuber developmental stage.

In contrast, extremely small numbers of the tetramer-bound CD4 T cells (≤110 per 107 cells) were nonspecifically stained after the enrichment of 107 PBL, splenocytes, or lymph node cells of the control M. tuberculosis-infected Mamu-DRB*W201− macaques (Fig. 4c).

In contrast, extremely low genetic variability and lack of co-phylogeographic congruence was found in Brueelia.

In the typically farming (cash crop farming) community for example, households were perceived and ranked predominantly with middle class status contrasting extremely poor perceptions and ranks assigned to households in the typically fishing community.

According to Trpković et al. (2012) low C60 doses demonstrate antioxidant effects in contrast to extremely high concentrations, which are highly unlikely in the environment.

The panoramic novel, by contrast, is extremely hard to do well.

That said, it does have great contrast, with extremely bright whites and fairly dark blacks, both of which tend to run a bit cool.

It has become the gold-standard modality in the characterization of periarticular cystic lesions, mainly due to its excellent soft-tissue contrast and extremely high diagnostic power [3].