Sentence examples for contrasts remarkably from inspiring English sources

America's laidback approach contrasts remarkably with how China is viewed elsewhere – not least in the European Union.

This contrasts remarkably with the estimated number of putative protein-coding genes, which is 20 000–25 000 (Pennisi, 2007).

Bew then recorded this report from A. M. Sullivan, a Young Ireland activist: "a sort of stupor fell upon the people, contrasting remarkably with the fierce energy put forth a year before.

On his latest album, this year's chart-topping "Views," he contrasts some remarkably callous ideas about women against luscious production that makes him sound like the most attentive lover on Earth.

In contrast, remarkably symmetrical dual-gate operation was exhibited for the p-type devices because of the high charge ejection efficiency (Fig. 4b).

Cell migration and its dependence on the cytoskeleton and signaling machines have been studied extensively in cultured cells; in contrast, remarkably little is known about the mechanisms that regulate mesoderm cell migration in vivo.

In contrast, remarkably increased numbers of immuno-positive cells were detected in EB outgrowths cultured with ST2-CM.

It may not be a great day, but it will be almost certainly one which will contrast very remarkably with any that it has previously known in its chequered history.

These effects were elucidated again during gas permeation studies by examining how changes in these properties and molecular specific interactions work together to cause deviations from conventional solution diffusion theory and their impact on some remarkably contrasting gas perm-selectivity performance.

This contrasts with the profound and remarkably similar metamorphosis known from both the Facetotecta and Rhizocephala.

Kilcullen's strategic mind, by contrast, seems remarkably febrile.