Sentence examples for contrasting sides from inspiring English sources
Two records in a modest discography illustrate contrasting sides of his playing.
In "Live from New York," brilliant people with formidable egos often tell contrasting sides of the "S.N.L".
Whether you walk, cycle, drive or take the Métro, the central districts of Montréal reveal contrasting sides to the city.
This liking for good performers coming together to make popular entertainment is perhaps what links the two contrasting sides of Branagh's current career.
The contrasting sides of her personality earned her two nicknames in the Twin Cities: Mother Mary Deborah and the Dragon Lady.
On the opening gig of this week's UK tour, Previte presented two contrasting sides of his work - the scalding improv duo he shares with eight-string guitar phenomenon Charlie Hunter, and his more contemporary-classical, through-notated incarnation in the Constellations Ensemble, which delivered his 23-part musical meditation on the Constellations paintings of Joan Miró.
These contrasting side-by-side results suggest the importance of the CIA technique, given that the rate of invasion measured for each of the cell lines tested using this method corresponds closely with previously published in vivo findings [ 32- 34].
Looking at the 4 centuries as they exist and contrast side by side in the Boston area, we were struck b the the thought that as a country we have perhaps reached a point of historical perspective that was not attainable before and will dissolve with time.
Comparative studies contrasting both sides of the Arauco region should be the focus of tests investigating geological processes as drivers of gene flow and drift.
(Rosenberg) Weegee: 'Naked City' / Vivian Maier (closes on Saturday) Two careers in street photography — markedly different in sensibility and visibility — are contrasted in side-by-side shows.
(Rosenberg) Weegee: 'Naked City' / Vivian Maier (through Feb. 25) Two careers in street photography — markedly different in sensibility and visibility — are contrasted in side-by-side shows.
