Sentence examples for contrasted the two from inspiring English sources

The play perfectly contrasted the two teams.

He contrasted the two governments' lack of action with the mood building since the suspension of the power-sharing executive last month.

Victoria Voytsitska, another new Rada member — she has an M.B.A. from Brandeis University — is close to both Leshchenko and Nayyem, and contrasted the two men: "Nayyem always has a joke for every occasion," whereas Leshchenko "keeps a lot of thoughts to himself".

One education official who spoke only on the condition that he not be identified for fear of angering Mr. Mulgrew — or his predecessor — contrasted the two by saying that Ms. Weingarten often seemed to be calculating several moves ahead when she spoke.

The behavior of the two captains, Aldo Grasso wrote in the newspaper, contrasted the "two souls of Italy" — one represented by a "cowardly fellow who flees his own responsibilities, both as a man and as an official" and the other as the one who tries to bring him back.

The study used a designed questionnaire to elicit responses from students at Level 2, which compared and contrasted the two documents.

But the film's most poignant juxtaposition contrasts the two cultures' attitudes toward children and motherhood.

In an essay, compare and contrast the two memorials and the conflicts that they commemorate.

Overy compares and contrasts the two regimes, concluding that their similarities far outweigh their differences.

And being able to compare and contrast the two systems made me think about them both more critically.

Bertie Carvel also subtly contrasts the two Olivers, and suggests promiscuous excess can cause as much guilt as enforced restraint.