In these sub divisions of the ComRes sample the numbers asked get pretty small, but the patterns and contrasts still catch the eye.
And they will appreciate the way Huhne's vision of a rich diversity of local provision contrasts with the Tory idea of popular schools taking over the rest: "It's been a good half for the school: the match with Harrow was won, and St Custard's was purchased through a leveraged buy out".
While the navy's actions received no punishment, this strongly contrasts with the Australian government's aggressive crackdown on the boats of our Indonesian neighbours and its ongoing effects on their families, who suffer punitive circumstances.
Her visit, which has many of the trappings of a state visit rarely offered to a head of government, contrasts with the low key reception for the French president, François Hollande, at the Anglo-French summit last month at RAF Brize Norton.
The vulnerability of a naked body contrasts so severely with the unifomed and armed body of a soldier that it highlights the inequality of the solder/victim relationship.
Highlights emphasise contrasts between the battling power of his style and its moments of tender, comic revelation.
This contrasts sharply with the actual pay figures.
Whichever you go for, keep the texture fairly chunky, rather than finely chopping it as Jaffrey suggests, as it contrasts well with the squidgy cheese.
Anyway, she contrasts these inspiring people with "the alpha males of the green movement": Mark Lynas, Chris Goodall, Stephen Tindale and myself.
Such a conflicted sense of obesity (blithely guzzling yet guilty and sad) contrasts curiously with Melissa McCarthy's undercutting of fat gags in the new comedy Spy.
The government's luck in this matter contrasts markedly with the bad luck that afflicted the chancellorship of Denis Healey in 1974-79.
