Sentence examples for contrasts with how from inspiring English sources

The level of alarm Nosten and other scientists express over drug-resistant malaria contrasts with how it manifests in people, in these early stages.

Lampard's reception from West Ham fans contrasts with how he feels about the Chelsea faithful after arriving at the club seven years ago.

This contrasts with how close Trump aide Michael Cohen described the candidate in August, declaring him the "best negotiator in the history of this world".

17 NEW YORK/REGION 35-42 Giuliani's Candor on Cancer Part of Trend Toward Openness Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's swift disclosure of his prostate cancer contrasts with how little public figures in earlier eras revealed about theirailments.

The company's iPod strategy contrasts with how it handled competition in the phone market; smartphones running Google's Android operating system have elbowed their way past the iPhone in market share.

The disclosure of his deployment to Vincent's trial, albeit at a late stage, contrasts with how police and prosecutors have in the past concealed the involvement of undercover police officers in the trials of campaigners - a practice that is now to be investigated by Mark Ellison QC to see if unsafe convictions have resulted.

The authorities' apparent reluctance to cooperate appears to contrast with how they have dealt with some other similar cases.

The discomfort he feels at seeing himself in his family home is contrasted with how comfortable he felt in Shangri-La, an LA apartment complex full of members of the gay and transgender community.

Then, this is contrasted with how the FT might be used at Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters' great rival, and the other place where all out-of-work, or worried-that-they-soon-will-be-out-of-work, journalists want to be.

Contrasted with how we clean our hands, we rarely lather up our forearms.

These descriptions are filtered though Neddy's perspective, so we get a sense of who he thinks they are, which is then contrasted with how they actually are when he interacts with them.