Sentence examples for drawing contrasts from inspiring English sources

He insisted again on Wednesday that he was not going negative but simply drawing contrasts based on his rivals' records.

Although Mrs. Clinton did not mention Mr. Giuliani by name, she served notice that she will not be timid about drawing contrasts on issues and on temperament.

But even as Senator McCain was drawing contrasts with President Bush on foreign policy, he readily accepted the president's help with fund-raising.

To the relief of many Democrats, Mr. Obama has become more assertive lately in attacking Republicans and drawing contrasts with them.

So during the debate sessions, Mr. Obama is working on how to answer questions posed by the audience in a respectful way, while still drawing contrasts.

In that contest, he would primarily be drawing contrasts based on electability, personality, recent accomplishments and trustworthiness, rather than trying to establish a radically different ideological brand.

"Everybody agreed we needed to be much more pointed in drawing contrast".

He further lamented apathy towards voting in the United States, drawing contrast with the tremendous amount of blood spilled for the right to cast a ballot.

"I would start to draw contrasts with her.

"You can draw contrasts without drawing blood," said Mr. Kerry's spokeswoman, Stephanie Cutter.

"It draws contrasts with Vice President Gore, but far more respectfully than typical politicians".