Sentence examples for contrast with another from inspiring English sources
Ms. Le Courtois's video makes for a nice contrast with another one on a monitor in the entrance hallway, Mr. Price pointed out.
Possibly somebody objected to sticking the words "long term" in front of that; if so, thanks.The contrast with another full-page splash this one paid for is stark.
Also from the Post is an interesting Finance piece about how India is courting western business investment – quite a contrast with another story elsewhere in the paper about the removal of western literature from some of the nation's school syllabuses.
Cellini intended this portrait, now on permanent view at the museum, to contrast with another of his works, the bust of Lorenzo de Medici, which is now in the Bargello in Florence.
But Skeen's radio silence in that moment certainly made for the most uncomfortable contrast with another crucial incident at the start of the half, when Sean Maitland was given a yellow card for making a deliberate knock-on.
If banks have lots of short-term debt that needs to be rolled over, then they become vulnerable to runs.The fragility of debt stands in contrast with another financial instrument equity or shares.
Colors directly across from one another contrast with one another.
That contrasts with another novel superconductor, magnesium diboride, that was discovered in January.
Its anatomical subtlety contrasts with another polychromed wood sculpture of a female figure nearby.
Conceptual classification may be contrasted with another type of classification behaviour called discrimination learning.
