Sentence examples for dramatic contrast between from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the School of American Ballet can still be relied on for illustrating, as it did in the very opening step of "Concerto Barocco" this June, the dramatic contrast between tight fifth positions and stretched open positions.

The book is also about "the dramatic contrast between my public respect, bipartisanship and calm, and my private frustration, disgust and anger," said Mr. Gates, who left the Obama administration in 2011.

Directors have to decide whether to make it as dark and depressing as medieval Scotland or as colorful and bouncy as a lot of the music; they also have to resolve the dramatic contrast between Verdi's original score and the revisions he made 18 years later.

Indeed, there's something pretty winning about the dramatic contrast between Adele the singer – a composed, effortless, unshowy vocalist, still capable of injecting real emotion into songs she now must have sung thousands of times – and Adele the person who takes to the microphone between songs and asks if anyone in the audience has shit themselves over the course of the weekend.

"There is nowhere else on earth where you get such a dramatic contrast between nature and humanity," says Will Knocker, co-owner of the camp, an experienced safari guide and former Queen's Royal Lancer, as we set off on an early morning game drive in his customised safari vehicle.

Although damaged and poorly restored, the picture presents a dramatic contrast between the vital handling of the landscape and raging torrent and the extreme delicacy and precision of the figures of the scholars and their attendants, qualities that suggest the hand of a great master.

The ancient city revels in truly dramatic contrasts between shadow and intense light, between compression and release, as the Siq, in places as narrow as a Venetian alley, opens up into spaces where horses can canter past pedestrians.

That's not to say that his reading was clinical: its contours were big, its phrasing full of dramatic contrasts between the dark and heavy and the sparklingly light.

There were admirable aspects, however, like the dramatic contrasts between the introspective and more tempestuous moments of the First Impromptu, the poetic refinement of the Third and his fleet passagework in the Second and Fourth.

The colours were rich and saturated, an effect heightened by the lens's tendency to darken the corners of the frame to create a tunnel-like vignetting effect, and there were dramatic contrasts between light and dark.

Our laboratory's earlier studies, [ 20, 21] the Praskos' study, [ 22] and the work of Neumeister et al., [ 23] Loving, [ 24] and Bloching [ 25] all indicated that Late Wake Treatment (LWT), when combined with bright light, produces remarkable antidepressant responses, demonstrated by dramatic contrasts between bright light and placebo.