Sentence examples for draw a sharp contrast from inspiring English sources

Next was to draw a sharp contrast with the policies and priorities of the other party.

One senior aide described Trump's position as an effort to exploit the political "upside" of the controversy and draw a sharp contrast with Democrats on border enforcement.

But many view it as a bit of counterprogramming intended to draw a sharp contrast to the festivities at the Washington Hilton.

On Monday, he sought to draw a sharp contrast with his rivals, saying, "Unlike all the rest of the people in this race, I did grow up poor".

His campaign advisers believe the issue allows him to draw a sharp contrast with Mr. Bush, who received more campaign contributions from the industry.

Taiwanese officials of both parties had hoped that the election would solidify the island's democracy and draw a sharp contrast with the still repressive rule in China.

In an interview, Mr. Edwards said he needed to draw a sharper contrast between himself and the other candidates.

Mitt Romney might have been the candidate to defeat Barack Obama on the economy, but with the unemployment rate falling – and the government appearing to overreach on "values" issues – voters may sense that Rick Santorum is better-positioned to draw a sharper contrast with Obama.

Many drew a sharp contrast with the United Kingdom.

The concert program draws a sharp contrast to those celebrities who have made appearances on behalf of Trump.

"It's built for basketball," point guard Deron Williams said, drawing a sharp contrast with the Newark arena, which he disdained.