Sentence examples for designed to contrast with from inspiring English sources

They consist of short vignettes, most only a sentence or two long, designed to contrast with accompanying vintage photographs.

Emphatically modern additions are designed to contrast with the historic fabric, in a similar manner to the practice's conversion of the Kings Cross granary building into Central Saint Martins art college.

Mr. Bush's insistence that "we can aim higher, we can do better" was designed to contrast with the Democrats' end-of-campaign attacks on his record in Texas and his relative inexperience in national politics.

This exhibit was designed to contrast with a simultaneous exhibition of art approved by Nazi leaders made up of works executed in an academic style and dealing with typical Nazi themes of heroism and duty.

This new building was designed to contrast with other funeral directors' premises by being as attractive as possible.

Although this concept was shelved in the final script, Seifer remains Squall's rival and his appearance was designed to contrast with Squall's.

The basic analysis of variance was carried out 'pro-protocol', excluding those children who said that they had snacked (N = 10), to maintain the integrity of the study that was designed to contrast two meals with identical macro-nutrient compositions.

Although designed to contrast him not just with Mr Brown, but with the grizzled veteran Mr Blair has himself become, the truth is psychologically more complex.

In a glum opening sequence designed to contrast dreary old England with colourful, exotic India, a pushy estate agent refers, somewhat implausibly, to "the grey pound", and it's this economic demographic the film sets out to attract and appeal to.

Next, we report on the results of two studies designed to contrast product retention tendency with clinical compulsive hoarding, examining the relationships between these different types of keeping behavior as related to waste avoidance and product attachment tendencies.

Sanders' campaign launched its first advertising in California this weekend with a message designed to contrast Clinton's reliance on high-dollar fundraising with his grass-roots support.