Sentence examples for contrast itself with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Primakov said Mr. Putin speculated that the Bush administration is taking a harder line with Moscow to contrast itself with the "flabbiness of the former administration".

But whatever the internal divisions,  Britain can contrast itself with the 17  European countries in the euro zone, because it has control of its own monetary  policy.

Third is Mr. Met, part of the team's efforts to market a family-friendly image to contrast itself with the buttoned-down Yankees.

Speaking to host Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, Velshi, who moved from CNN to host a nightly economics show, said the channel was merely trying to contrast itself with its rivals.

On the basis of the harm reduction movement's founding texts from the beginning of the 1990s, this paper reflects the movement's self-understanding in contrasting itself with the system of punitive prohibition.

By constantly comparing and contrasting itself with Apple, Xiaomi is capitalizing on an established brand.

The iPhone is expensive in Xiaomi's primary market of China, where Xiaomi products are available for significantly less (the Mi 3 sells for about half of Apple's budget iPhone 5c). By constantly comparing and contrasting itself with Apple, Xiaomi is capitalizing on an established brand.

It has contrasted itself with Pakistan ( which was carved out of British India) by claiming to espouse secular and more liberal values.

It took some bold shots at its competitors in its opening minutes, contrasting itself with opinionated pundits and promising to deliver "real" news to American viewers.

"Beloved," in contrast, concerns itself with the recovery of origins, the isolation of a primal trauma whose belated healing will be undertaken by the narrative itself.

Critical, by contrast, concerns itself not with behind-the-scenes machinations, but with medicine's nuts and bolts.