Sentence examples for contrasted two from inspiring English sources

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy contrasted two people.

This contrasted two personality types and the behaviour each determined.

Instead of varieties of violence, the musical's libretto contrasted two kinds of love.

He contrasted two sets of "social sentiments," one for each level.

"Holland Solo No. 3" contrasted two separate film images of Mr. Caldwell with his live performing self.

The column contrasted two recent public statements from the White House -- expressing confidence about eventual success in the separate searches for Al Qaeda operatives and for Saddam Hussein -- with a third comment, from President Bush, expressing uncertainty about whether the search for the leaker would succeed.

Bernadette is contrasting two forms of work, writing and modeling.

It too begins in the 1950s, contrasting two American worlds a thousand miles apart.

In its abstract, the committee contrasts two views of PFPs: one favourable, the second distinctly unfavourable.

Wilkinson compares and contrasts two great ways of looking at the fetishisation of Middleton's rump.

Bille August's harrowingly sad film "A Song for Martin" contrasts two kinds of fate.