Sentence examples for drawing a contrast from inspiring English sources

"I'm not just talking about it," she says - wonder who she's drawing a contrast with there.

Drawing a contrast with Clinton's campaign slogan "I'm with her," he declared: "I am with you".

Drawing a contrast with him, aggressively, was something he was expected to do.

He even invoked one of Mr. Cheney's favorite lines from the 2000 campaign in drawing a contrast with Mr. Bush.

"These are voluntary efforts," Mrs. Clinton noted, drawing a contrast with mandatory rating systems that some lawmakers have proposed.

He delights in drawing a contrast between the flashiness of Wall Street and his nondescript midtown Manhattan offices.

Denver native Steve Langion said Obama managed to stay "respectful" of McCain during the speech, drawing a contrast with McCain's series of negative adverts.

He told jurors that Mr. Timmins had described a plan merely to steal from Mr. Sandy, drawing a contrast to the use of force.

Drawing a contrast between Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton, she said he "understands what it means to be a New Yorker.

Repeatedly drawing a contrast between himself and Mr. Bush, he asserted that he would not need "on the job training" as president.

Mr. Bush's aides said the president would not back away from recalling the attacks of Sept. 11 in drawing a contrast with Mr. Kerry.