Sentence examples for memorable contrast from inspiring English sources

His helplessness in the seconds between singing, his unsuitability, in a way, to be on-stage at all, makes a memorable contrast.

The image of the business reporter Ali Velshi, in a red windbreaker, stumbling pitifully in the Atlantic City rain for hours, made for a memorable contrast with that of Anderson Cooper, who wasn't having any of that.

Ideally, they want to strike a balance between being positive and drawing memorable contrasts with their rivals.

Thursday 14th Krakow to Tarnow Past trips to Auschwitz and Wawel Castle have been contrasting memorable experiences, but right now I just want to forget Krakow and move on.

Its pre-launch gathering in November was memorable for its stark contrast with the original.

The stark juxtaposition of rich and poor gave the playwright Sidney Kingsley the setting for a Broadway play soon made into a memorable movie about this contrast titled, "Dead End".

Yet the discussion's most memorable aspect was the contrast between the pop star's all-black garb and Sorrell's outfit next to him: normally elegantly fully-suited, the septuagenarian marketing wizard shockingly went for a white t-shirt with no shirt or jacket, as if channelling the young Jean-Paul Belmondo's look in early 60s nouvelle vague films like Au bout de souffle.

By contrast, the most memorable images of Lohan are not stills from her films, but paparazzo photographs and mugshots – passed out in the driver's seat of her Mercedes in 2007 after crashing it on Sunset Boulevard, or falling over at a yacht party in 2010.

In contrast, a more memorable story concerned a woman who had cybersex with an unknown man, only to find out months later that it was her father.

But the writing becomes more tangible, and more memorable, when the careful style contrasts with a situation's ragged danger and strangeness.

His excellent interpretations of the Opus 28 Preludes, 24 tiny tone poems of perfect construction and dramatically contrasting character, were memorable, especially his rendition of the Prelude No 9, played with the requisite nobility; his singing tone in the poetic No. 15; an impressive athletic prowess in the whirlwind No. 16; and a profound solemnity in the funeral march of No. 20.