Sentence examples for contrast how from inspiring English sources
By contrast, how often is a scholarly work turned into film?
But now, Mr. Grondona wrote, "my generation has seen, in contrast, how Brazil has pulled away from us".
Once, on meeting Leonard Nimoy and his wife, I was gratified to find out by contrast how literate they are.
What I love about the English aesthetic is the contrast, how the contemporary merges with the past.
Media Studies -Compare and contrast how different forms of media are reporting or have reported the Schiavo story and recent congressional developments.
Those were a little more openly retro, hinting at Burt Bacharach and James Bond movies — and showing, by contrast, how much more quietly mysterious Goldfrapp can be now.
CNN even contrasted how the two candidates pronounce Pakistan.
He contrasted how the military and the C.I.A. responded to allegations that strikes had killed civilians by mistake.
He contrasts how things are in England with the German model, where clubs are more inclusive and fans don't pay exorbitant prices to see games.
McMahon contrasts how other cities around the world in similarly precarious settings manage the relationship between the city and the environment more easily than Melbourne.
In contrasting how Knight Ridder rolled over from Private Capital Management with how Time Warner recently dealt with demands from the financier Carl C. Icahn to break up that company, it may all come down to tactics.
