Sentence examples for drew a favourable contrast from inspiring English sources
Her early foreign-policy forays, especially to Washington, DC, and Brussels, were glittering successes that drew a favourable contrast with her Social Democratic predecessor, Gerhard Schröder.
As Barack Obama's bipartisan deficit commission held its first meeting on April 27th, the rising cost of government debt across southern Europe was, if anything, being used to draw a favourable contrast between the American and Greek fiscal positions.Nevertheless, the American fiscal picture has darkened considerably, thanks to the recession.
Gilmour's ability to use fewer notes than most to express himself without sacrificing strength or beauty drew a favourable comparison to jazz trumpeter Miles Davis.
Mr. Obama's tweet drew a similar contrast.
Many drew a sharp contrast with the United Kingdom.
The president drew a day-night contrast.
Sanders drew a contrast with Clinton last night.
Cruz also drew a contrast with the recent Democratic debate, saying those candidates had drawn only fawning questions.
Understandably, European captives drew a less-favourable picture.
The mailer draws a stark contrast between myself and Matt Lesser.
