Sentence examples for essential contrast from inspiring English sources

The original "Magic Mike," from 2012, was built on the delicious irony of the celebratory energy of dubious fantasy, on the essential contrast between the solid (dancers' bodies) and the elusive (the illusion of gratification that strippers provide).

Gadot achieves a rare synthesis with the character of Diana; as directed by Jenkins, she brings out Diana's essential contrast of innocence and purpose, consummate skill as a warrior and tragic naïveté in its deployment.

By Richard Brody June 30, 2015 The original "Magic Mike," from 2012, was built on the delicious irony of the celebratory energy of dubious fantasy, on the essential contrast between the solid (dancers' bodies) and the elusive (the illusion of gratification that strippers provide).

The film's starry-eyed idealization of the relationship has to be at least borderline believable in order for the essential contrast with the cartel's cutthroat cynicism to be effective.

Results from the present study show that a low-dose Epi, in essential contrast to a high-dose Epi, exerts positive inotropic effects during cooling to 30°C.

These effects of milrinone on cardiac function stay in essential contrast to those in our previous studies testing effects of α-receptor and β-receptor mediated drugs [ 35, 38] during cooling and rewarming.

In turn, we also tested the list of false positives, for which our algorithm predicted 33 genes to be essential, in contrast to the experimental high throughput screen.

This however is a non-technical approach to logic, grounded in essentials, in contrast to the sterile conundrums and oversubtle analyses enjoyed by some of Epictetus' contemporaries.

We might call this essential independence, in contrast to essential dependence.

Its main differential diagnosis is intracapsular haematoma, which makes the use of intravenous contrast essential (Figs. 2, 3, 4 and 5).

Essential changes, by contrast, are those which don't preserve the identity of the object when it changes, such as when a house burns to the ground and becomes ashes, or when someone dies.