Sentence examples for fine contrast from inspiring English sources
His large, rumpled Irish amiability makes a fine contrast to Johnson's high-strung, nervous impatience.
It is a fine contrast between material luxury and wry semiotic play (Johnson).
In honour of this fine contrast, here's American, non-sarcastic, all welcoming advertising humour at its best for Kmart.
It's a new group: three alto saxophonists with styles different enough to make a fine contrast on the bandstand.
looks us in the eye as its equal, and is a fine contrast to "Ed at Forty" by John Goodman.
It's a new group, and it's been effective: three alto saxophonists with styles different enough to make a fine contrast on the bandstand.
Sunday morning: go to church Nairobi has two fine, contrasting cathedrals.
The fine, by contrast, was cheap.
Applying the correction to a back plate image improves the fine detail contrast by approximately 30%.
Colonial buildings and fine beaches contrast with the infrastructure of the nickel industry.
Seismic reflection data can be used to detect the fine velocity contrast beneath the volcano, since the reflection phases are more sensitive to small-scale heterogeneities than are the refracted and/or direct waves.
