Sentence examples for contrasting points from inspiring English sources
Time will tell, but the first two volumes are readable, opinionated essays, written from sharply contrasting points of view.
He is also effective in contrasting points made by the majority in their election decision with previous judgments.
Contrasting points of view of different types of road users warrant careful and distinct designs of educational measures intended for different users.
In the writer-director Paul Greengrass's magnetic and impassioned melodrama "Bloody Sunday," the re-creation of the 1972 outbreak of violence during a pro-I.R.A. civil-rights march in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, two contrasting points of view are presented immediately.
Her new collection includes a couple of ghost stories but is mostly concerned with character, relationships and contrasting points of view: several stories unpick marriages or partnerships, including one, "A Biography", which reveals two lost babies to be the sad secret buried in the past of a pioneering TV historian.
While the low-lying black marble wedges of the Vietnam Memorial, designed by Maya Lin, might be called populist Minimal Art, Mr. Tolle's memorial is a form of populist postmodernism, a combination of reality and simulacra, of high and low, a layering of different historical periods and contrasting points of view.
That integration started this visual conversation of simultaneous, contrasting points-of-view - cinematic vs. theatrical.
A contrasting point of view is that trauma-focused interventions may be too invasive for patients with concurrent PTSD and SUD, and that these interventions put patients at risk for relapse, treatment dropout and other adverse events [ 25, 26].
In order to emulate this surgeon selection, 25 pixels on each ROI have been selected as "well-known", contrasted points to be certainly diagnosed.
Did The Times owe readers a contrasting point of view?
Labor wants health to be the centrepiece of of its campaign and its key contrasting point with the Coalition.
