Sentence examples for deepest contrast from inspiring English sources

But talk of debt and love ran through the speech: the connection between the two was its great theme, and pointed to the deepest contrast between Michelle Obama's convention appearance and that of her counterpart on the Republican side, Ann Romney, and, in many ways, that between their two parties.

It highlights a deep contrast in views between media and governments regarding the "open" agenda.

These results are in deep contrast with the previously accepted monoclinic structure and ribbonlike chain conformation.

As both of them evolve, there is a deeper contrast that cuts across these communities, in how researchers conceive the relationship between knowledge and design.

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The public sector layoffs are in deep contrast to the private sector, where employers hired 222,000 workers in February.

We saw a deep contrast between President Obama's farewell speech in Chicago and President-Elect Trump's first press conference in Washington.

What I found was not all that shocking but instead shows the deep contrast between those who talk about freedom and those who actually advocate for it.

Although the entryway was immaculate, the second floor — where Jackson had been found by paramedics earlier that morning — was a deep contrast.

The city of Mumbai epitomizes the deep contrast in wealth throughout the entire nation on India; on one street stands a Rolls Royce dealership, but around the corner, children run around in tattered rags begging for food and money.

Amin's cautious behavior was in deep contrast to the Soviet Union's official stance on the situation; it seemed, according to Beverley Male, that the Soviet leadership tried to force a confrontation between Afghanistan and its enemies.