Sentence examples for emphasise the contrast from inspiring English sources

You enter via a circular gateway in a long perimeter wall created by Swiss architect Mario Botta to emphasise the contrast between everyday outside and fantastical garden inside is very striking.

He describes himself as the "upcoming president of a civilian democratic country", perhaps to emphasise the contrast with his opponent's military background.

Wong used her speech for a more base political purpose, to emphasise the contrasting positions of Labor and Liberal on gender equality and other women's issues.

Ms Magee emphasises the contrast between the soldiers' privation and the debauched party apparatchiks at home, but there is at least one swift cut too many between Stalingrad starvation and Berlin feasts.

The second furore is over a piece in the New York Times by Lynn Hirschberg, where the writer emphasised the contrast between Maya's political pronouncements ("My giving birth was nothing when I think about all the people in Sri Lanka that have to give birth in a concentration camp") and her now-comfortable lifestyle.

Nonetheless, this emphasises the contrast that can exist between genetic diversity and representation in a germplasm collection - like almost all crop plant germplasm collections, the JIC collection is mostly made up of cultivated germplasm, while the smaller number of non-cultivated accessions represent a disproportionately large amount of the diversity.

These two simultaneous yet unconnected events served to emphasise the growing contrasts between the north-east rivals and their respective visions.

The small world structure is an efficient architecture when absorption capacities are low, while large absorbing capacities, by contrast, emphasise the value of short path length.

No increase in false negative rates with qualitative H-MRS was reported; however, it is important to emphasise the significance of this contrast agent charge related bias with regard to the implementation of quantitative lesion assessment and inter-study comparisons.

According to his New York gallerist, Tom Gitterman: "Mayne consciously printed with high contrast to emphasise the formal qualities in his work, and increased the scale of his prints to have a further dialogue with the painting of his time".

These contrasting responses emphasise the necessity of using different complementary community metrics in such conservation studies.