Sentence examples for deliberate contrasts from inspiring English sources

This is a story of deliberate contrasts.

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.

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.

In the late 1950's and early 1960's, Frank Stella made essentially geometric work in deliberate contrast to Abstract Expressionism's emotional basis.

The dress, combined with simple stud earrings and ponytail, was a deliberate contrast to the cliched, bikini-and-bouffant image of the kiss and tell.

Collegiality has been a particular goal of Dr. Macfarlane as she attempts to show a deliberate contrast to her predecessor, Dr. Jaczko, who was accused of acting unilaterally.

Eakins painted this ambitious medical portrait in 1875, with a deliberate contrast between the daylit foreground and the darkened background of the surgical theater.

But she will use an old-fashioned manual scoreboard, the kind once found at sporting events, in deliberate contrast to the deluge of electronic trading data.