Sentence examples for dramatic contrast with from inspiring English sources

That lack of a crisis atmosphere is the most dramatic contrast with the 1970's, but the city's leaders are hardly in denial.

Large video screens are dotted throughout the store and move both vertically and horizontally, creating a dramatic contrast with the traditional stonework.

An auto junkyard in Mont Alto, Pa., is a dramatic contrast, with a maggotlike swarm of dead cars forming what looks like a giant lesion on a desolate patch of brown earth.

As in a typical country- or cottage-style garden, there is no specific colour scheme, but bright red, magenta and burgundy provide a dramatic contrast with the other plants.

Their aged, bent and gnarly trunks and branches make for a dramatic contrast with the young, fragile blossoms, a contrast that can be appreciated only by walking beneath the floral canopy.

Mr Gitahi reckons his papers' circulation is growing at around 5% a year: not as rapidly as some in India, but a dramatic contrast with the fate of some declining Western ones.

As we would expect population scores to be increased by the exclusion of elderly individuals, restriction of the comparison to those under 65 only would, if anything, tend to show a more dramatic contrast between those with ME/CFS and other disease population groups.

"Stirling sums this up perfectly with its dramatic contrast of historical attractions set within a modern cosmopolitan culture.

But there he was in the final nine minutes of the game, revitalized, making 3-point plays, collecting loose balls and dunking with authority, in dramatic contrast to his dismal 1-for-7 beginning.

Some basic things to try include: Chalk over a dark background with light chalk for a dramatic contrast.

The pianist Emanuel Ax played with his customary poise and effervescence, shaping unaccompanied lines with a flexibility that offered a dramatic contrast to the surging drive elsewhere.