Sentence examples for has been contrasted from inspiring English sources

Though opponents say the Independence Party's policy program is threadbare, its engaging, straight-talking leader, Nigel Farage, has been contrasted with Mr. Cameron.

The murder verdict and 20-year sentence in that case has been contrasted with the failure to reach a similar conclusion in a case that was believed to be much more clear-cut.

His showmanship in cutting up his dog collar has been contrasted on one prominent church blog as "playing to the crowd on live TV" while "Rowan Williams travelled to Harare, met Mugabe face to face, and handed him a dossier of human rights abuses perpetrated by government thugs".

This view has been contrasted with the "Swedish typology" of B.E. Hildebrand and Oscar Montelius, which sees cultural material as produced through a process analogous to that of organic evolution a view that might be a step toward delineating processes of interaction and development per se, regardless of the sources of the material.

The proposed methodology has been contrasted with the recent work with similar focus.

Most commonly, sex (referring to biology, male or female) has been contrasted with gender (referring to culture expressions of masculinity or femininity).

"He has been contrasting himself with Speaker Gingrich," he said.

The last time England played three debutants was in Nagpur in March 2006 and their progression since then has been contrasting, to say the least.

Recently, there has been contrasting evidence whether there is a difference in tolerability between those antidepressants.

"Across the Pond" contrasts the British and the Americans in all the ways they've been contrasted before.

The environmental gains have been contrasted against induced impacts and improvements have been proposed.