Sentence examples for it contrast from inspiring English sources

We paint in darker colors right at the roots, to give it contrast".

"People couldn't get over it, so hugely did it contrast with all the feathers and bows everyone else was doing at the time".

(Will it contrast or connect with "Cleave," Mr. Dunn's latest work, which will be presented there next week?) Mr. Dunn himself, though not listed among the dancers, at times appears in the half-light at the back.

Kennedy's candour about his drinking, and his efforts to deal with it, contrast starkly with the lack of support offered by the government to its employees who suffer mental health problems.

Nor does it contrast the two conflicting views of Mr. Williams: a reformed man and inspiring leader to his supporters, or, as victims' rights groups would have it, a manipulative egotist trying to beat the electric chair.

She recalls her surprise upon first reading of the Wellbeing Index's reflection of this widespread sense of civic disengagement – especially among the young and more recent arrivals to the city – so starkly did it contrast with her own personal experience of Santa Monica as place of classically tight-knit small-town social fabric.

Respect also aims to value its object appropriately, so it contrasts with degradation and discounting.

First, it contrasts markedly with modern experiences with the disease.

It contrasts unfavorably with, for instance, the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.

It contrasts with a federal system (see federalism).

It contrasts strongly with the roundness of other Luba figures.