Sentence examples for deliberate contrast from inspiring English sources

The gestures are softer and sketchier – which may be a deliberate contrast, but it looks unfinished.

Some, like staging and marketing an apartment in deliberate contrast to a rival, aim to defuse any cookie-cutter impression.

Its musical style was simple, in deliberate contrast to the complexity of more sophisticated vocal music of the period.

He has said it was composed as a deliberate contrast to the 2013 Quartet for Percussion that immediately preceded it.

And inside its new permanent exhibition space is bathed in daylight from the windows and translucent walls, creating a deliberate contrast to the dark subject of mass murder.

In deliberate contrast to those styles, O'Hara insisted on the self-justifying satisfaction of his own perceptions, the charm of his friends' jokes, the rush of the street.

This is a story of deliberate contrasts.

We can assume that this would have been shaped at least in part by the desire to present a positive self-image in the research interview, particularly in the participants' deliberate contrasting of their own philosophies of doctoring with what they perceive as a 'dollar-driven' approach.

Ivanka Trump likes to be in complete control — over-prepared and deliberate — in contrast to her freewheeling and impulsive father.

Finally, and by deliberate sartorial contrast, there is Rush Loving Jr.'s THE WELL-DRESSED HOBO: The Many Wondrous Adventures of a Man Who Loves Trains (Indiana University, $35), which has all too many pictures of the boring-­looking men in business suits who ran, for good or for ill, some of the various railroads with which this former Fortune editor is acquainted.

But by bringing Brecht's "alienation effect" - a deliberate, jarring contrast among word, music and image, designed to make an audience think critically about the illusions placed before them - to the rock audience, Mr. Bowie was fulfilling the one role he has consistently played throughout his career: a conduit between the avant-garde and the pop public.