Sentence examples for drew contrasts with from inspiring English sources
Several of them drew contrasts with Washington's success in 2006 in blocking Venezuela's candidacy for a Security Council seat.
He painted himself as the antidote to politics as usual, and he drew contrasts with Mr. Gore on a range of issues, including education, Social Security, Medicare, tax cutting and the military.
He drew contrasts with his opponent on issues from tax cuts to health care, but spoke mostly about Mrs. Clinton, asserting that she lacked the grounding to fill the seat of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who is retiring.
Mr. Obama, who was introduced as the Democratic nominee and received a hearty ovation, also drew contrasts with President Bush and with Senator John McCain of Arizona, the likely Republican nominee.
— In a largely friendly crowd of roughly 2,000 in an amphitheater here Monday evening, Mitt Romney talked up his conservative credentials — making a point to highlight his bona fides on social issues — and drew contrasts with his remaining Republican rivals, though he did not name them all.
The Labour backbencher stated it was necessary to stop the suffering and criminalisation of sick people in the UK, and drew contrasts with the 29 US states that have legalised medical cannabis, along with many European nations.
But even as Senator McCain was drawing contrasts with President Bush on foreign policy, he readily accepted the president's help with fund-raising.
Tuesday's speech, his advisers say, reflects the start of a more intensive effort by Mr. McCall to put himself in the spotlight, and to draw contrasts with Mr. Pataki.
John C. Danforth, a retired Republican senator from Missouri, said Mr. McCain should turn his attention mainly to drawing contrasts with Mr. Obama and "essentially go back to the basics".
