Sentence examples for from the contrast between from inspiring English sources

Its visual appeal derives, first of all, from the contrast between its amplitude of scale and its simplicity of shape.

We found that both comfort and discomfort resulted from the contrast between the current and previous conditions.

(Schrader gets great comic mileage from the contrast between Troy's voice-over and the events that it wrongly, and obliviously, describes).

Alongside the lyrical wit, the act draws its charge from the contrast between Rosie's well-bred wholesomeness and Nicola's slightly edgier sensibility, a tension that could be developed.

And you can imagine how an amusing performance might emerge from the contrast between a palpably young woman and her exaggerated, grande dame world-weariness.

So we get a laugh from the contrast between what they're really feeling and what they were willing to admit they were feeling in the scene".

As the frail Mr. Mandela, 91, basked in an affectionate welcome from Parliament, the contrast between the exalted promise of South Africa's transition from apartheid to multiracial democracy and its messy, if vibrant, political present never seemed sharper.

When the building is approached from Prince Street, the contrast between the instability of the forms and the uniformity of the aluminum gives it a strangely enigmatic glow, evoking both a fading past and a phantom future.

Apart from that, the contrast between their approaches provides a clear example—historically the first significant example—of the opposition between "classical" and "constructivist" conceptions of mathematics, as they came to be called.

The piece derived its humor from the contrasts between their didactic solemnity and the jaunty music.

Riding in the front car of Metro-North commuter trains is another way to see the tunnels, but from the surface the contrast between brute engineering and the refined apartment houses of Park Avenue is particularly striking.