Sentence examples for makes contrasted with from inspiring English sources

Among other examples, there's the hourly wage that Hayley makes contrasted with the price of her daily skim latte.

The vice president said that while he would make contrasts with Mr. Bush and Dick Cheney, his running mate, on policy, he intended to keep his remarks upbeat.

The diluted QDW618 was named as base fluid to make contrast with the nanographite fluid.

To make contrast, with the same number of samples, the amplitude of frequency spectrum estimated by different methods are given in Figures4,5, and6.

BERLIN — Nine days before Germany's widely watched national election, the two main candidates made contrasting waves with magazine covers on Friday.

Mr. Obama's tough talk, however, contrasted with comments made by his top economic adviser, Lawrence Summers, and by the Treasury Department.

The reference collection of skulls for extant vertebrates permits students to make comparisons and contrasts with the extinct fossil skulls.

Finally, in chapter 9, the ability of creationists to use sound bites rather than make logical arguments contrasts with the logic of science.

Coupled with his own frugality – he refuses even to take his prime ministerial pension – it makes the contrast with Blair intriguing.

"I think you'll see him making points they would rather not have the president make, drawing the sharpest contrasts with Kerry".

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