This amazing conversation contrasts a humanistic and a fatalistic view of life.
A cruder poster contrasts a row of Russian soldiers with a European gay pride rally.
Rockett St George's chair contrasts a minimal form with the familiar texture of blonde rattan.
"Wire Cat," another mobile, contrasts a plain rectangular grid with a thicket of pointy rods and ties.
Professor Nutt contrasts a 2.6 fold increase in risk of psychosis carried by using cannabis with a twentyfold increase in risk of lung cancer if one smokes cigarettes.
(1974) beautifully contrasts a water tower looming in the nighttime gloom with the delicate bright lights at the gas pumps and gas station.
Stark contrasts — a formerly winning combo like black hair, rosy skin and green eyes — can actually be ruinous these days, Carmindy wrote.
A sample "Portfolio Builder" plan provided by LearnVest, which includes the investment advice component, simply contrasts a fictional client's existing asset allocation with a recommended distribution.
Mr. Szilasi's color diptych, "Andor Pasztor (Montreal)," which contrasts a wall covered with family photographs and an old man sitting in an armchair, is one those instances of documentary work effortlessly succeeding as art.
Later, in a chillingly delivered sardonic monologue, the reporter contrasts a black newspaper's handling of the sexual assault allegations against Kobe Bryant with its treatment of the Duke lacrosse players who were similarly accused.
