Sentence examples for contrasts like from inspiring English sources

Especially in the range of realistic phase contrasts like 44 for a composite of polypropylene and glass, the mean field approaches pose reliable alternatives for full field solution.

It sports raglan seams and earthy color contrasts, like blue and plum or moss green and brown.

But even the more ambitious efforts are simple at heart, with bold flavor contrasts, like roast halibut with fava-bean purée and mushroom broth, or pork tenderloin wrapped in bacon and served with white-bean purée and peppercorn sauce.

Its minor-key piano chords carry contrasts like, "Reason to laugh and smile/reason to cry yourself to sleep at night/start a fight/make up break up wrong or right/Heaven for all it's worth can equally be hell on earth".

Milan designers still love those boy-girl contrasts, like those at Giorgio Armani, with great-looking pants in a muted Prince of Wales check worn with lipstick-bright jackets, and lots of splashy prints for girlish dresses and blouses with collars spilling around the neck.

The philosophers who make such comparisons emphasize contrasts like the following: Vast numbers of chimpanzees and other "higher" primates are used in painful and often lethal research for the benefit of human beings.

Mr. Pistorius, by contrast, liked fast cars, gun ranges and Johannesburg's night life.

Mulligan is interested in the small spaces — the private moments — of existence; Nighy's Tom, by contrast, likes watching himself.

Mulligan is interested in the small spaces — the private moments — of existence; Tom, by contrast, likes watching himself.

Messier, by contrast, liked to play up the drama of Vivendi's transformation, to stick it in the face of a reluctant nation.

By contrast like-for-like sales at Sainsbury's fell by 1.7% in the 14 weeks to January 3rd among stores that had been open at least a year.