Sentence examples for intended contrast from inspiring English sources

To use van Fraassen's example, consider "Why is this conductor warped?" Depending on the context, the intended contrast might have to with, e.g., why this particular conductor is warped in contrast to some other conductor that is unwarped or alternatively, it might have to do with why this particular conductor is warped now when it was previously unwarped.

Intended contrast medium injection rates were always reached including the maximum injection rate of 6.7 ml/s.

It also spoils the intended contrast between the slightly bland, crunchy roll and the punchy dipping sauce.

There is an intended contrast throughout between the vivid colors and modern touches of the vaguely Victorian costumes, designed by Mr. Pelly, and Chantal Thomas's rather abstract sets, with their askew floors and angles.

The intended contrast here is with traditional ecology which, like any other conventional science, pursues abstraction and generalization.

For example, an explanandum for which the contrast class is left implicit may seem to support a context-relative picture of explanation (for example, that different explanations of why the conductor is bent will be appropriate depending on context) but at least sometimes this appearance may be removed by making the intended contrast class explicit.

Nevertheless, it's nice enough, if not quite the airy filling she intended, contrasting pleasingly with the cream.

They are intended to contrast with and enliven their surroundings.

Maybe the pseudo-intimacy of the commercial was intended as contrast.

As soon as Mr. Obama secures the Democratic nomination, Mr. Schmidt said, Mr. McCain will begin a series of speeches intended to contrast their positions.

The information that Comedy Central put together was intended to contrast its late-night hosts with the other men in suits sitting behind desks and talking to guests over on the broadcast networks.