Sentence examples for drew a sharp contrast from inspiring English sources
Asking repeatedly "Whose side are you on?," Vice President Al Gore today drew a sharp contrast between his Medicare proposals and those of Gov. George W. Bush.
A14 Mr. Gore, speaking to an audience of elderly people, drew a sharp contrast between his Medicare proposals and those of Gov. George W. Bush.
The billionaire drew a sharp contrast between himself and the former Secretary of State by claiming that his debate prep "involved no facts whatsoever".
Trump also drew a sharp contrast between himself and Hillary Clinton, who he said lacked the mental and physical stamina to run ISIS.
Mr. Bloomberg drew a sharp contrast between now and the 1970's, when the city pulled through another fiscal crisis by deferring maintenance and construction projects, a move that cost the city down the road when its infrastructure crumbled.
On Tuesday in Philadelphia, Mr. Obama drew a sharp contrast between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Trump, condemning the tenor of his campaign and denouncing him for his recent praise of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
"It's built for basketball," point guard Deron Williams said, drawing a sharp contrast with the Newark arena, which he disdained.
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.
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".
