Sentence examples for have contrasted from inspiring English sources

In many cases they have contrasted the Höcker images with those from the Auschwitz Album.

The tone of yesterday's advertising supplement, the first of three, could not have contrasted more with the original series.

Dwindling sales of standard PCs have contrasted sharply with fast-growing sales of the iPad and Android tablets.

Many commentators have contrasted her willingness to respond to the voices on the street with the more intractable stance taken by Turkey's leadership.

Some postmodernists have contrasted the transcendent, traditionally "masculine" imagery of mountains with the more "feminine" subject matter of the life-giving -- and life-devouring -- swamp.

She had grown up in the insular comfort of the black bourgeois world, segregated but secure; her perspective on racial politics couldn't have contrasted more strongly.

Some have contrasted that to Kelly Holmes, the middle-distance runner who was given the same honour after winning two golds at the 2004 Olympic Games.

The Triffids presented images of Australian climate and space that could not have contrasted more sharply with damp and dingy London.

The first half results of RBS demonstrated how the Edinburgh-based bank's fortunes have contrasted with those of Lloyds Banking Group, where the government is expected to start selling down its stake soon.

The owners of the establishment have contrasted this live-action ingenuity with that of a South Carolina businessman who offers harried mourners the option of a drive-through viewing of their dearly departed.

Many have contrasted LeBron James's willingness to engage with often controversial social issues with Michael Jordan, who once reportedly justified his deliberately apolitical public persona with the cynical observation "Republicans buy shoes too".