Sentence examples for may contrast from inspiring English sources

Beethoven's bachelor dream of married love, squabble-free and transcendent, may contrast with Strauss's brittle actuality.

(One may contrast, for example, Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle, for all its intermittent brilliance).

This study indicates that 4 should represent a new insulin-secretagogue/NO-donor prodrug with an enhanced cardiovascular activity, which may contrast the pathological aspects of diabetes and endowed of cardioprotective activity.

Second, Attica has a very long coastline jutting into the Aegean, a feature that invited it to become a maritime power (one may contrast it with Sparta, whose port of Gythion is far away to the south).

But even as Gatti's journalistic tactics and motivation have faced scrutiny, some are also curious about the news that he allegedly revealed, and the way details about Raja's life may contrast with the image Ferrante's readers had built in their minds about one of the most celebrated writers of our time.

Following Herbert Simon's idea of "the sciences of the artificial", one may contrast descriptive sciences and design sciences: the former are concerned with "how things are", the latter tell us "how things ought to be in order to attain goals, and to function".

Contrast-enhanced CT may reveal contrast material extravasation at the site of diaphragmatic rupture.

Therefore, major elements that may affect contrast in LIR images were initially checked on orbit.

Such attempts may well contrast the futility of the jihad approach to the Arab Spring that peacefully and with civility promise to change the face of the Middle East.

Rafting may, in contrast, enable long-distance dispersal and colonisation of unoccupied habitats.

The same mechanism may explain contrast enhancement in the setting of inflammatory heart disease.