Sentence examples for contrasted often from inspiring English sources

The Northern Ireland-born poets Seamus Heaney and Paul Muldoon published their first books in 1966 and 1971, and ever since, their verse has been compared and contrasted, often in facile ways, as if they were Tweedledum and Tweedledee.

Sharp contrasts often underscore the sheer optical force art can muster.

It presented contrasting, often clashing opinions, yet from a pan-Arab viewpoint.

Unlike graph and relaxed-graph contrasts, often set and relaxed-set contrast frequencies attained a value of 1, the latter case being the most striking one.

Rubbery non-explosive armour, in contrast, often remains partially intact.

Civilian trials in federal court, by contrast, often do work.

This book, in contrast, often lumbers and does not entirely justify its length.

Academic historians, by contrast, often portray Hitler as a cipher, a nobody.

The founders of a business, by contrast, often have an emotional attachment to their creation.

Today's woman, by contrast, often "sees herself as too good for an ordinary relationship".

Congress, by contrast, often lumps bills together and tacks on unrelated amendments".