Sentence examples for lives contrasting from inspiring English sources
She has shot ad campaigns and editorial features but is best known for her luminous shots of young women in London (where she now lives), contrasting the gray streets with vivid colors and splashes of prints.
They became the stuff of jokes and mythology — perhaps because their work and personal lives contrasted so strongly with the lives of those who lived in small-town America.
The candlelight vigil, held at the public housing project where a young woman who was fatally cut and shot last month lived, contrasted sharply with the rest of the night's itinerary.
It's impossible not to feel envious of the people Moore interviews in the film whose lives contrast so starkly with our own, which makes his critique of American capitalism all the more devastating.
But they underestimated how many people come from Dream City, how many Americans, in their daily lives, conjure contrasting voices and seek a synthesis between disparate things.
Although their names are as forever linked as Smith and Corona, they have maneuvered through their intertwined lives with contrasting evolutions.
In TTO valuation tasks, respondents visualize the difference in length between two lives by contrasting two bars.
Rather reminiscent of Luchino Visconti's "Rocco and his Brothers", it tells of two brothers from Sicily coming north to Turin in 1958, and living contrasting, difficult lives for the next six years.
The paper examines the views of children living in contrasting British suburbs: exploring their perceptions of the occurrence of anti-social behaviour (ASB), their anxieties about different types of incident, and their views on appropriate punishments.
Given the many examples cited in this review, it is almost trivial to find genetic differentiation between populations living in contrasting habitats for traits important under global change.
The predicted SBP, DBP and BMI for women in major cities were higher across age groups than those living in contrasting cities (Fig. 1).
