Sentence examples for dramatic contrast in from inspiring English sources

It also sets up the dramatic contrast in the seals' altered behavior.

But it offered a dramatic contrast in tone to Mr. Lazio's statement on his entrance into the race earlier today.

There really is no more dramatic contrast in this course, I think, than to go from late Stevens to early Auden.

Based on an analysis of a repeating earthquake, Uchida et al. (2009) suggested a dramatic contrast in the interplate coupling on the Pacific plate interface across the northern end of the Philippine Sea slab.

By dramatic contrast, in the first national year of MRN, all of the main human characters were white.

All the models show a rapidly re-intensifying storm tonight and Sunday as an approaching surge of Canadian air energizes the system; a dramatic contrast in barometric pressure producing hurricane-force winds into Monday over a broad, 200-250 mile wide arc approaching coastal Delaware, New Jersey and far southern New England.

In dramatic contrast, if the solution to the problem were exponential (say 2n) then the times to complete the job for 10, 40 and 60 variables would be respectively one thousandth of a second, 13 days, and 365 centuries.

This type of counterpoint was ideal for emphasizing dramatic contrasts in the new forms of the opera and the oratorio.

In Haydn's String Quartet in F minor (Op. 20, No. 5), which opened the program, the concluding Fugue unfolded with dramatic contrasts in dynamics.

There were also arresting dramatic contrasts in his rendition of the Impromptu in A-flat (D. 899, No. 4), with the theme unfurled with a poignant intimacy.

Especially on the Republican side, there was a feeling that a more leisurely schedule would have given voters a better chance to think about the dramatic contrasts in style and message presented by Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain.