Sentence examples for ideal contrast from inspiring English sources

Pupils still wear dark blue gowns and white puritan collars - an ideal contrast with rock star leathers for the TV cameras.

Organizing finances, vetting candidates and running field managers to shepherd the legislative victory, Mr. Gilmore directed a machine that other politicians envy as state of the art and that the McCain camp rates as an ideal contrast, if only for its formidable resources.

While initially developed for the ideal contrast of dark hair against a fair skin background, an increasing demand is foreseen to treat all individuals regardless of base skin color, particularly in the United States, where the population is becoming more ethnically diverse.

So, since no part of the body survives without a blood supply, any organ a doctor chooses can be made, with a combination of bubbles and ultrasound, to light up like a Christmas tree.Bubbles, in other words, make ideal "contrast agents"—showing up much more effectively in ultrasonic scans than the blood vessels would on their own and they have been used as such for several years.

The high atomic number and potentially long circulation time make gold nanoparticles ideal contrast agents for CT (Cormode et al. 2014).

The pita chips are extra crunchy and toasty, the ideal contrast to the creamy-dreamy feta cheese sauce.

This ideal contrasts starkly with the current reality of crops that receive up to 22 pesticides at a time.

"The Battle of Maldon," which describes the defeat of Aldorman Byrhtnoth and much of his army at the hands of Viking invaders in 991, discovers in defeat an occasion to celebrate the heroic ideal, contrasting the determination of many of Byrhtnoth's thanes to avenge his death or die in the attempt with the cowardice of others who left the field.

Weather forecasts suggest that the early-late draw afforded to Woods on Thursday and Friday may well be ideal, in contrast to McIlroy's reverse hand.

Fig. 7 Ideal observer contrast energy thresholds over sets of single-band and fused imagery.

It is a jarring ideal in contrast with the ever-present, sometimes archaic portrait of the carefully preened damsel that I grew up with.