Sentence examples for contrasting it to from inspiring English sources

I wrote Monday about The Times's relatively low-key approach to covering the Iraq war's 10th anniversary, contrasting it to more robust efforts in The Guardian and to its own efforts on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Parker pointed to California for examples of successful gun control legislation, contrasting it to what he said was inaction in his own state.

Still, the Socialists called the primary a democratic advance, contrasting it to the backroom deals that resulted in Mr. Sarkozy's becoming the candidate of his party.

An op-ed piece in Corriere della Sera, Italy's newspaper of record, had praised the frankness of Roth's critique of Obama, contrasting it to the pusillanimity of Italians in calling their own leader to account.

Mr. Burton said he planned to send out a mass e-mail this weekend celebrating Mr. Obama's achievement, and contrasting it to the positions taken by two leading Republican candidates, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich.

Twitter could have done a better job of explaining the new policy, one technology writer said, for example, by describing how posts were previously being blocked and contrasting it to the new system.

He contrasts it to "Guantánamo Bay, quite a different thing.

Tells about the fair and contrasts it to rural fairs.

He contrasts it to his friends' Minnesota vacation properties by one of the state's myriad lakes.

He contrasts it to the model of SoHo, which he says is a victim of its own successes.

Kant contrasted it to the noumenon, or thing-in-itself, to which the categories do not apply.