Sentence examples for members contrasting from inspiring English sources

He also commented that when they started recording the song, they did not know how it should sound, due to the band members' contrasting ideas.

Vertov's love of pure geometric forms, as conjured by striking angles on train tracks and orderly ranks of Party members, contrasts painfully with a partisan sculptor's old-fashioned bust of Lenin; that contrast is the film's stifled tragedy.

However, in asexually reproducing organisms, species are defined upon similarities of their members contrasted by interspecies genetic discontinuities.

Philip Davies, a Conservative member, contrasted the allegedly lax financial controls of the Murdochs in paying out money to avoid reputational damage with the financial management of the Asda supermarket group.

The group's "stick man" beats a syncopated rhythm on the floor with a tree branch or broomstick as other members clap contrasting rhythms.

43 Furthermore, the presence of group members with contrasting opinions often led participants to elaborate their own point of view in greater depth.

Such a representation of the modern bio-scientist as a typical team member again contrasts the classical stereotypical idea of scientists working alone.

Many of its members with contrasting rDNA arrangements (e.g. Tagetes v. Helianthus or the previously mentioned Elachanthemum v. Artemisia) probably diverged more recently.

They had the capacity to reveal participants' attitudes and experiences, interactions among group members, shared knowledge and contrasting views.

The SWAT-team members, by contrast, looked overwhelmed, disoriented.

Labor members by contrast should be haunted by the spectre of their bans on free association.