Sentence examples for draw some contrasts from inspiring English sources

"I'm not nervous at all," Clinton said on Wednesday, on the "Today" show, but, she added, "it's time to draw some contrasts".

Despite his pledge to remain positive, he couldn't resist drawing some contrasts.

The chapter first covers a U.K. study and using it as the foundation, draws some contrasts from an EU study.

We give some theoretical results for the bias and variance of this estimator and draw some sharp contrasts with ordinary density estimation.

The author, who is a Jungian analyst, draws some intriguing contrasts between the craftsman's glittering silverware and his solitary childhood on the Isle of Man.

But it served Mr. Tagliavini's purposes well, and as he built his program toward its climax, he drew some nicely contrasted aural colors from it.

Assuming the moderator, NBC News's Lester Holt, asks substantive questions, which I expect he will, Clinton should have plenty of chances to lay out her wares and draw contrasts to some of Trump's empty promises.

He has yet to draw such contrasts.

This stands in contrast to the United States, where we draw sharp contrasts between research and operations.

Even so, both sides have endeavored to draw sharp contrasts on the issue.

SCORECARD -- The images are intended to draw the contrasts Mr. Ferrer has made in his campaign.