Sentence examples for contrasting two from inspiring English sources

Bernadette is contrasting two forms of work, writing and modeling.

It too begins in the 1950s, contrasting two American worlds a thousand miles apart.

Comedy contrasting two Afro-American romances, though Hart's show-stealing means we're only interested in one of them.

Warhol's eerie Diptych – a diptych is a two-panelled altarpiece in medieval art – asks this by contrasting two sets of screenprinted images.

In the end, the most interesting thing about the show was that, by contrasting two movement styles — four, actually — it showed us the force and poignance of movement.

Julius plots the different Christian and Jewish responses to the prohibition by initially contrasting two pictures: Ingres's "The Vow of Louis XIII" (1824) and Komar and Melamid's "The Origins of Socialist Realism" (1982-3).

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy contrasted two people.

This contrasted two personality types and the behaviour each determined.

"Holland Solo No. 3" contrasted two separate film images of Mr. Caldwell with his live performing self.

In its abstract, the committee contrasts two views of PFPs: one favourable, the second distinctly unfavourable.

Wilkinson compares and contrasts two great ways of looking at the fetishisation of Middleton's rump.