Sentence examples for illuminating contrast from inspiring English sources

Works by other Soviet composers provided illuminating contrast.

Their selections of photographs offer an illuminating contrast between photographic styles and approaches.

Then came an illuminating contrast, as each of Mr. Motian's attentive partners took a turn pairing off with him.

"Volpone, or the Fox" was eventually shelved, which is too bad since these classic plays make an illuminating contrast.

An illuminating contrast can be made with a book published a year ago, William Kristol and Lawrence Kaplan's "The War Over Iraq," a curiously sunny brief for regime change in Iraq as the cornerstone of a new Pax Americana.

In addition (particularly with Scotus' discussion of these things) the medieval discussions are of a high technical standard; for both of these reasons, the medieval literature can be an illuminating contrast to modern discussions.

And Mr. Gardiner offers illuminating contrasts by way of the celebratory Te Deum and the more lyrical, shapely "Theresienmesse".

Lastly, experienced animals from both species fed the creosote diet were compared to illuminate contrasts in expression between species with similar experience.

Light falls brightly on the two figures and the faces of St. John and Mary Magdalene, illuminating the contrast between live and dead flesh.

Fragments of Beasts show that the play featured animals that object to being eaten by humans and illuminated the contrast between an easy life and a natural life.

Legitimate slavery is an important concept in Locke's political philosophy largely because it tells us what the legitimate extant of despotic power is and defines and illuminates by contrast the nature of illegitimate slavery.