Sentence examples for described the contrast between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frank described the contrast between his full life in New York and the isolation he felt while traveling — a loneliness that runs through "The Americans".

After Iain Duncan Smith warned that a failure to embrace reform would result in very bleak prospects for Britain's continued membership of the EU, the chancellor described the contrast between the private and public views of EU leaders as a "rather odd phenomenon".

In a recent post on The New Yorker's Book Club blog, Anderson described the contrast between Taylor's personal charm and his political actions: When we met, he was President of the country, and he was very solicitous toward me, perfectly charming.

To Hugo Seligman he described the contrast between "vegetative" and "active" states of mind in the symphony.

"According to the politics of free trade, trade occurs where there is difference," said Boillot, who noted the "complementarity" of signatories, and described the contrast between participating nations as "an asset".

Mr. DuPont of Dow described the contrasts between dot-coms and Elemica as follows: "The dot-coms saw an opportunity to provide spot markets with anonymity, focusing on aged inventory, excess supply.

The category describes the contrast between the obstetricians' theoretical perspective, i.e. that women's health should be the first priority in situations where both fetal and maternal health are at stake, and situations when obstetricians in their clinical management let women risk their own health for the sake of their fetus.

He describes the contrasts between animal representations of space and time and distinctively human ways of thinking about them.

The orientation of this general pattern is described by the contrast between CORO1A in the lower left quadrant, and CDC42 in the upper right quadrant.

To our knowledge, this is the first report describing the contrasting relationship between dihydrosphingomyelin species with demographic and disease variables and warrants additional research.

But given the party's contiguity to the place it described, and given the contrast between the people at the party (people like me) and the long-bearded men in long shirts selling okra just down the road, it seemed a situation that could easily invite the charge of us and them, as well as that most unfair social division between the writer and the written-about.