Sentence examples for contrasting legacies from inspiring English sources

Because "78/52" has a laser focus, and because of the contrasting legacies of Hitchcock and Spielberg, the movie has room to breathe where "Spielberg" does not.

An appropriate final reminder of the Sava's contrasting legacies is to be found in the island at the very centre of the confluence.

In contrast, legacy architecture will increase exposure to being undermined by new entrants.

Professor Lautner contrasts Holmes' legacy with that of John Harvard, whose donation of a modest library and four hundred British pounds led to a major university that bears his name, implying that MSU's debt to Holmes is far greater.

Legacy effects of contrasting organic grain cropping systems on soil health indicators, soil invertebrates, weeds, and crop yield.

During the Fes Forum, Princeton professor Michael Barry put the contrasting faces of the Al Andalus legacy in stark relief in a tour de force of historical narrative and stories.

This sharply contrasts with typical legacy reactions to more comprehensive testing or innovation rollouts, i.e., resistance and confusion.

In contrast, "Rhythm Legacy: The Living Books; Book IV: Club Legacy and Beyond" was a frolic set in a contemporary dance club and included spectacular hip-hop headstands and swivels.

In contrast to legacy energy conservation approaches, we aim at energy-synchronized computing for wireless sensor devices.

By contrast, the legacy financial system uses a delayed-net-settlement system involving layers of intermediaries.

The adoption of data science in companies like Uber, Netflix and Amazon evokes a similarly striking contrast with legacy companies such as Yellow Cab, Blockbuster and Sears/Kmart.