While Mrs. Clinton is casting herself as a warrior for ordinary Americans who need jobs, health care and cheaper gasoline, she is also establishing a contrast with her opponent, suggesting he is an untested lightweight.
Mr. Gore was hurling accusations and put-downs in the governor's direction, and Mr. Bush was laughing, establishing a contrast that may not have been accidental in the least.
In "Remorques" Grémillon establishes a contrast between the open sea associated with Gabin's captain and the closed, domestic spaces associated with his wife (Madeleine Renaud), a woman who has successfully hidden the seriousness of her heart condition (another of the film's undisguised metaphors) from the man she loves desperately and wants to settle down with on shore.
They ultimately decided against the idea as they wanted to further establish a contrast between the two series.
Perhaps a meditation on his long career as an artist, or simply a means to establish a contrast of light in the composition, the gesture seems a fitting message.
Nomura also said that he adorned Yuna's dress and necklace with images of the hibiscus flower also called "yuna," and that her name carries the meaning of "night" in Okinawan, establishing a contrast between her and the lead male protagonist of Final Fantasy X, Tidus, whose Japanese name translates to "sun" in Okinawan.
But over the last few years a new variety of ship has established a glitzy contrast to Elliot Bay's more workaday industrial traffic: the passenger cruise liner.
Though he is clearly trying to establish a sharp contrast with his rival, former President Carlos Menem, the few outside analysts who have examined Mr. Kirchner's record here see a more complicated picture.
But it provides a first clear signal about Democratic priorities on tax policy after the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and establishes a clear contrast for the 2018 midterm elections.
