Sentence examples for make clear contrasts from inspiring English sources

There's tremendous potential now for a debate to draw palpable lines and make clear contrasts between the two major party candidates.

Some patients, mainly women, made clear contrasts to the past where diagnosis and treatment (which involved travel) was inaccessible because of the prohibitive costs and opportunity costs of seeking care at a more distant health centre.

On the other hand, the probability distribution in this study (Fig.  6) is continuous thus making clear contrast to other spatial MC models, which show discrete "pockets" in probability distributions.

In most cases, the choice of 0.1% makes estimated boundary of a neurite have clear contrast to the image background.

Images taken with the technique are made clearer using contrast agents that strongly absorb X-ray [4, 5, 6].

It is usual to make the contrast clear by calling one of these 'eternity' or 'atemporality' and the other 'sempiternity' or 'everlastingness'everlastingness

As a matter of fact, Wittgenstein was acutely aware of the contrast between the two stages of his thought, suggesting publication of both texts together in order to make the contrast obvious and clear.

Especially since there will only be three people on the stage, making the contrasts between Clinton and Sanders much clearer.

They make a striking contrast.

IBM and Dell make an interesting contrast.

Father and son make contrasting portraits.