Sentence examples for important contrast from inspiring English sources

The seeds add important contrast to the general creaminess.

It was because Auden thought that the important contrast was between what actually happened and what was being said.

The histogram equalization (HE) is an important contrast ratio enhancement method.

Also three important contrast cases are discussed to support further our design validity.

R.E.M. is judged not indie enough to include, but the band's gradual rise would have made an important contrast to the prevailing tone of struggle and disappointment.

And her working-class characters with their gritty stoicism are an important contrast to the romantic caricatures portrayed in the plays and books of the time.

Another important contrast follows from the fact that the U.S. subprime mortgage industry was built on a fundamentally different equation — and a fundamentally different pathology.

Listen out for two important contrasts in pronunciation.

Even within the same nation-state, there are often important contrasts in the structures of city government.

These important contrasts, despite the countries' similarities, were more important in my decision to choose Francophone countries, than their former belonging to the French colonial empire, even if both are intertwined.

The state of takeover law in Europe and its important contrasts with the U.S. also inform the potential impact of the Commission's competition activity on the competitiveness of European markets.