Sentence examples for contrasted him from inspiring English sources
John H. Gutfreund, the former chairman of Salomon Inc., contrasted him with Mr. Paley, the founder of CBS.
He contrasted him with Mayor Richard M. Daley, whom he worked for and admires, and Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel, who he believes has "a genius for government".
He may have been unaware that an obscure presidential candidate, Fred Karger, who addressed the crowd before him, had contrasted him unfavorably with the former president.
The late Chinua Achebe contrasted him favourably to Conrad as someone who saw Africans as individuals, good, bad and indifferent, rather than as a pitiable or a frightening mass.
She described Mr. Trippi as a "free thinker," and contrasted him with political strategists grounded in past campaigns who she said at most grudgingly accepted the Internet as a political tool, instead arguing that campaigns should stick with proven methods.
Culpi famously once contrasted him with Yoichiro Kakitani, now an international team-mate, saying: "Shinji has a great sense of responsibility as a professional, but this means he fears making mistakes.
The New York Post dubbed him "the anti-bimbo billionaire," contrasting him favorably to Donald Trump and Ted Forstmann.
She also contrasts him with Shackleton, volcanic, Anglo-Irish, far more of an adventurer than Scott.
He must present a coherent worldview that contrasts him with Obama's interrelated policies.
Frampton neatly contrasts him with Descartes, showing Montaigne to be more human and humane.
Like past advertisements, it contrasts him with "other Democrats," arguing he "spoke out" while others were silent over the war.
