Sentence examples for contrast set from inspiring English sources
noun
A set of concepts whose names are coordinate terms.
Naylor, by contrast, set out to demystify, in graphic and unembarrassed detail, a woman's coming of age.
Orff's controversial cantatas, by contrast, set medieval German poetry (in Latin and Bavarian dialect), and classical texts by Catullus, Sappho and Euripides in the original languages, along with additional Latin lyrics by the composer himself, a trained "humanist".
MIMA, to 6 Aug RC Surely one of the coolest photo-artists around, Stan Douglas presents here his renowned series Midcentury Studio, Malabar People and Disco Angola, works redolent with psychological tension and a brooding high contrast, set against backgrounds of endless black.
The great storminess of the Southern Hemisphere westerlies derives largely from the temperature contrast set up by the cold Antarctic continent and the adjacent open sea, rather than from the west-east contrast described in connection with the North Atlantic storms.
Most kind terms must be learned as members of one or another contrast set.
The horizontal section was divided into three parts each part had different damaged permeability contrast set.
In contrast, setting up a Warwick Blog is easy.
Trompe l'oeil art, by contrast, sets an exacting but limiting challenge for the artist.
Basing a public policy on an incorrect finding, by contrast, sets it in concrete.
The "authoritarian parent," by contrast, sets a strict standard of conduct, often theologically motivated.
By narrowing himself to just the sex, Harden, by contrast, sets himself a higher burden of proof.
