Sentence examples for created a contrast from inspiring English sources

"We started with a transparent skin with no powder, and we created a contrast filling the eyebrows with a grey shadow, like a dusty cloud, with a little bit of fine glitter to get a touch of light," the makeup artist Tom Pecheux said.

"I would not want to create a contrast with the meat industry.

"Tourism is bad because it creates a contrast between a population that lives very badly and a population that lives very well".

Breitbart also described the congressmen's walk through the crowd, "in and of itself," as an "act of racism meant to create a contrast between the Tea Party crowd and themselves".

For O'Malley, the operative said, it will likely take hard work to create a contrast to Clinton, both by taking repeated questions from activists and "throwing some more red meat to progressives in the party".

Many of the interior walls are lined with plywood, to create a contrast with the concrete, Mr. Fuhrimann said: "The cold material and the warm material result in a really atmospheric feeling".

This creates a contrast in stimulation that allows increased sensory perception.

When the multilayer is coated with ultra-thin films, the effective refractive index shifts to a higher value creating a contrast between the BML and the coated multilayer.

In some cases, campaigns exaggerate small differences to create a contrast.

This creates a contrast between the real properties of the materials and the way they are perceived".

They were designed to create a contrast between himself and the masses, who had less common sense.