Sentence examples for contrasting settings from inspiring English sources

Alfred Wainwright's Central Fells illustrates the contrasting settings beautifully.

Three Korngold songs precede sharply contrasting settings of Fancie, by Poulenc and Britten.

Contrasting settings of the Magnificat framed the program, which ended with Bach's fast-paced D major masterpiece, a marvel of economy.

Over the course of a couple of days' filming in Tangier - which, when not being Cornwall was being Baghdad - I had seen Rylance in other, contrasting settings.

Birdsong switches starkly between two contrasting settings: our hero Stephen Wraysford's youthful trip to drowsy, rural France – all picnics, boating and stolen fumbles with Isabelle, his gnarly host's unappreciated wife (Clémence Poésy, Harry Potter) – and first world war trench warfare.

However, a preference for ordered environments or for more visually contrasting settings was seen to be dependent on the cultural background of the participants.

A Bach Mass and a wedding anthem by Handel provide a baroque base, but thereafter the choir contrasts settings of the text "When David Heard" by the 16th-century Englishman Thomas Weelkes and the 20th-century American Norman Dinerstein and explore a Richard Strauss work (203 358-9203).

To shed light on the longer term patterns in the environmental epidemiology of intestinal schistosomiasis in Lake Victoria and Lake Albert in Uganda and compare and contrast settings, this study investigated the population dynamics of Biomphalaria and natural infections with trematodes, over a two-year study period and by assessing for relationships with local physicochemical factors.

We've all heard rumors of employees tinkering with the brightness or contrast settings to make certain sets shine, but is there anything worse going on?

He also proposed relaxing the requirement for social workers to have placements in contrasting service settings, to allow those intent on a career in children's social work to spend all 170 days of placement in a children's setting.

At Maccarone, where Mr. Jankowski has used every space in the dilapidated building, the zigzagging goes up and down three flights of stairs, creating a cat's cradle of contrasting cinematic settings using monitors, DVD projection and film projection.