Sentence examples for is a direct contrast to from inspiring English sources

This book is a direct contrast to his letters, where it is rare to find a single error".

Before the play opens, the auditorium fills with the voices of the Andrews Sisters singing "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree"; the sweetness of the sound is a direct contrast to the sourness of the American black experience we are about to witness.

This style of play is a direct contrast to the way the Patriots had to approach the game.

The focus on classic art and museum scenes is a direct contrast to his previous set, which adapted the now-iconic characters of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens.

However this is a direct contrast to others who observe that VDAC opening promotes Ca2+ flux into the mitochondrial membrane [33].

That was a direct contrast to the approach of President Bill Clinton, who took every opportunity to celebrate a stock market that was soaring during much of his time in office.

It's a direct contrast to the weeks that followed the Sept. 11 attacks, when the real estate market was sent into a paralysis.

That's a direct contrast to the usual hero power of hitting people.

The lighting and focus of the fantasy station was intended to be a direct contrast to the harsh modernity of Piccadilly, which appeared in the "real life" scenes.

Its relatively short melody lines are a direct contrast to Rachmaninoff's characteristically long lines, giving a shorter time to bring out the phrases.

Though Lavender seemed to pitch well to begin the 1916 season, his record of 1 6 though June 10 was a direct contrast to his low 2.89 ERA.