Sentence examples for contrasting backdrop from inspiring English sources

"Hamlet" provides a contrasting backdrop for an admiring sketch of Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, whose focus, decisiveness and fleetness of foot compare so starkly with the breast-beating vacillation of the Prince of Denmark.

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For this purpose, the evolution of retail financial services is contrasted against the backdrop of the implementation and development of information and communication technologies (ICTs).

She further stated that the buildup to the story was juxtaposed with the backdrop of two contrasting places – the Raichand home and the interiors of Chandni Chowk.

The key elements of the set are painted backdrops that depict contrasting landscapes -- a vast Canadian snowfield and a tropical, Indian coastline -- and consist of panels that rise and fall, allowing the actors to enter and exit like visitors from neighboring dreams.

The peaceful landscape is an oasis of calm with the emerald fields of grain, apricots and raisins contrasting with the soft brown mountain backdrop.

The picture is very well composed, with the gore-covered males with their red bibs contrasting sharply with the serenely bleak but beautiful backdrop.

Contrasting reality, Untitled Landscape by Nat Briscoe is a functional backdrop inviting visitors to have their picture taken in the gallery.

Even with Vietnam War is its backdrop, artfully contrasted with the Tates' form of combat, Lurie does her best strategic maneuvering on the home front.

For "Five Part Weather Invention," the opening ensemble, Terry Winters, the production's designer, created an abstract backdrop that contrasted straight lines with squiggles, and it seemed to glow in Jennifer Tipton's lighting.

Against a backdrop of candlelit conversation and barnyard carnality, Serra sets in motion contrasting ideas about pleasure and desire, alternating between winding philosophical dialogue and wordless passages of savage beauty.