Sentence examples for creating a contrast from inspiring English sources

The embargo, which bans nearly all commercial and human traffic between Israel and Gaza, is largely aimed at isolating Hamas because of its commitment to Israel's destruction, and creating a contrast between conditions in Gaza and those in the West Bank, run by the Palestinian Authority.

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.

Lyrically, the song describes Allen's satisfaction in her former lover's suffering, being in a vengeful mood: "At worst / I feel bad for a while, / But then I just smile / I go ahead and smile," thus creating a contrast between "the peppy melody and brassy lyrics".

Inside, the large wall surfaces are broken only by 12 narrow windows on the east side, creating a contrast with the much brighter tower room which opens into the chancel with light entering from a window high on the east side of the tower.

The scene outside the projected image would always be darker than the projected image, therefore creating a contrast.

It has been previously suggested that green fluorescence may serve as a mate recognition/attraction signal in these copepods by creating a contrast with the blue background of the oceanic water [10].

Skirts and high-waist pants peeled opened in the front with the release of a zipper, creating a contrasting fold.

It is distinguished by the nape and the sides of the neck being paler, creating a contrasting black crown and lighter grey part collar.

"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".