The phrase "highly contrast" is not correct in written English.
To correctly use a phrase like this, you would use "highly contrasting" or "markedly different." For example, "The two candidates presented highly contrasting views on the issue."
After seeing Boxleiter's draft, he used crisp colors to make distinct gate markers and made the foreground highly contrast with the background.
Nojima also planned for the two playable parties featured in the game Squall's present day group and Laguna Loire's group of twenty years in the past to highly contrast with one another.
If the ceiling hasn't being painted in some time, you might need to repaint the entire ceiling so the new section doesn't highly contrast with the old section.
"You get a highly contrasted sense of whether you're on a right path or not.
A big part of the attraction lies in the highly contrasting styles of both sides.
The artist's style, graphic and highly contrasted, is strong and alluring.
Although not presented as such the Baby Peter tragedy is actually a tale of two highly contrasting senior professionals.
The show ends with a group of four bold and highly contrasted images of rock formations and portentous skies: landscapes that the previous work has not quite foretold.
Three of the characters are connected by past events, while the other two, despite similar humble backgrounds, have highly contrasting encounters with Shanghai.
The findings from Britain 2012 depict a generation whose view of the state is highly contrasted to views held by their parents and grandparents.
Although highly contrasting in genre, it's hard to imagine that fellow new entrant Cowboys & Aliens was not in some way damaged by facing off against such a giant competitor.
