The industrial relations system of the Federal Republic of Germany presents an interesting contrast to both the American and Japanese models.
To me, his style looked like something totally new and served as a stark contrast to both the classical cello and the renowned cellist behind him.
Second, in contrast to both the European and American conventions, it recognizes the rights of groups in addition to the family, women, and children.
He continued: "This sort of politics — striving for a common good — for me stands in stark contrast to both the political and governing philosophy of the leadership in Washington today and for the last six years".
Still, the ensemble's expressive range was striking: the Dvorak-like warmth of the Andante cantabile proved a stark contrast to both the strained, ghostly dissonances of the work's opening Adagio and the cheerful briskness of the finale.
With Thad Matta leading Ohio State into the Final Four this weekend, the unpretentious wedding ceremony offers a sharp contrast to both the bacchanal backdrop of New Orleans and the size of the Superdome's stage.
But by sharp contrast to both the psychologistic and platonistic camps, Kant's theory of judgment is at once cognitivist, anti-psychologistic, and anti-platonistic.
So the naive realist holds, in contrast to both the sense-datum theory and intentionalism (and, adverbialism), that the veridical experiences involved in genuine cases of perception consist, in their nature, of relations to ordinary objects (Level 1).
In radical contrast to both the Greek and Judeo-Christian origins of Western culture, Indian culture, like that of China and Japan, took "the profoundest idea of nothingness as its basis" (NKZ VII, 429 33; see Nishida 1970, 237 40).
The first of these designates the human condition as such, conceived negatively as a "state of humanity" in contrast to both the amoral state of beasts but also "toward [or against] God".
