Sentence examples for main contrast from inspiring English sources

The main contrast between male and female porn addicts is how much more guilty women feel.

The main contrast is in how the two men hear the score.

This speech confirmed that the main contrast he intends to draw with the Republicans is that he stands for "fairness".

The main contrast lies in the response to the disaster, which is defined as much by time as by place.

But the main contrast is between the whiteness of the structures and the dark shadows that the buildings and clouds cast onto a plaza that doubles as an open-air concert venue, thanks to an auditorium with a reversible stage.

For writers like Shaftesbury and Hutcheson the main contrast was with egoism rather than rationalism.

That was one of the main contrasts with Americans, who constantly created stories about themselves and the places where they lived.

In addition, the path coefficients between all main contrasts and consumer behavior did not significantly differ between these two models.

The statistical analysis was performed at a first level (Individual level) by calculating the main contrasts that were PHONO (task) versus Control-PHONO and SEM (task) versus Control-SEM.

In the following we review the main contrasts between events and those categories that have in the literature been put forward explicitly as their ontological competitors, or at least as categories exhibiting significant differences with the category of events.

Though it rained almost constantly through filming, perfect weather arose for filming of one of the main contrasting scenes Dean mowing the lawn.