Sentence examples for instructive contrasts from inspiring English sources

Both offer instructive contrasts to the way the Marlins do business.

A recent program of the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion offered instructive contrasts: the ballet score "Agon," the little opera "Mavra," in concert form, and "The Rite of Spring".

Medicine and law provide an instructive contrast.

The two shows made an instructive contrast.

The cases of Xerox and Eli Lilly present an instructive contrast.

It makes an instructive contrast with Castle Howard, its neighbor just down the road.

Mr. Ducasse's new restaurant at the Plaza Athenee in Paris offers an instructive contrast.

Here, again, there might be an instructive contrast with the Democrats.

These blowups, which make an instructive contrast in acting styles, are the most entertaining thing in the movie.

There's an instructive contrast with Bangladesh, which was part of Pakistan until it split off in 1971.

Now, as he and Mr. Cruz travel the state, the most instructive contrast between them may come in the questions voters think to ask.