Sentence examples for make the contrast from inspiring English sources

That interval seems arbitrary and includes periods of falling temperatures (which help make the contrast greater).

Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio said, "He's got to engage, make the contrast and occasionally be combative".

"In order to make the contrast, you have to have that value yourself, and Obama doesn't have it".

Clinton has been immersed in politics for decades, and yet the panel managed to make the contrast between her manner and the ways of Washington look stark.

We is President!" In order to make the contrast work Rock suggests white women are much more easily led in the role of First Lady.

"We knew health would come up," explained one of the first minister's aides, "and the point we wanted to make was not that we do things so much better in Scotland, but to make the contrast".

"In a year where Republicans want these races to be all about Democrats, Republican nominees who have extreme positions help us make the contrasts we need to make".

Naturally, that makes the contrast with the ravaged wastelands left by the Martians all the stronger.

"The sun's brightness was greatly turned down because of the eclipse and that makes the contrast easier.

In the central Intermezzo, Lalo alternates lyrical passion with a gossamer-light dance, and Gerhardt made the contrast striking.

And so he is, which makes the contrast between his art and that of Norman Foster all the more telling.