Sentence examples for contrasting couples from inspiring English sources

This is a rare opportunity to see the company perform \u201cIn the Night,\u201d a ballet about three contrasting couples set to Chopin nocturnes.

Chou Chang-ning swings her leg wide in a body-stretching solo before the group spreads out into five couples led by one pair, then two contrasting couples.

Kore-eda's supple command of everyday domestic exchanges goes some way toward disguising the irksomely patronising class politics at play in this story of two contrasting couples – one cheery and working class, one chilly and white-collar wealthy – grappling with the discovery that they've been raising each other's sons for the past six years.

The story, which he wrote himself, charts the fortunes of two contrasting couples in a manner which has brought comparisons with Mozart's The Magic Flute.

Baumbach, who last year had a breakout with "Frances Ha," will come to the festival with "While We're Young," a story of two contrasting couples and the effect their lives have on one another; Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Amanda Seyfried and Adam Driver star.

We are also applying this research strategy to investigate predictors of pregnancy outcomes in subsequent IVF cycles to contrast couple- versus embryo cohort-specific prognostics variables.

To evaluate Pathway Tools' performance on complex microbial communities at different information levels we compared and contrasted coupled metagenome (DNA) and metatranscriptome (RNA) datasets from 25, 75, 110 m (sunlit or euphotic) and 500 m (dark) ocean depth intervals from HOT [ 19].

In Britain, by contrast, couples are supposed to be entitled to three cycles.

By contrast, couples from earlier generations typically had "specialized" roles that tended to keep them apart - the husband working at a job to support the family, the wife staying home to raise the children.

In contrast, couples' HCT decreased with increasing education.

In contrast, couples experiencing cancer who are mutually responsive, attend to each other's needs, and talk openly about their difficulties, have been found to be more able to engage in effective emotion and problem focused coping [ 100], which allows them to find benefits in the cancer experience, such as personal growth and relationship closeness [ 101, 102].