He argues that in both cases, harsh, unaccountable rule led to miserable living standards.The contrasts are also obvious: Milosevic was a globally infamous warmonger, whereas the politics of the islands are little known.
The contrast with the miserable life further east, in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, has never been bigger.But making normality work will be a hard slog too.
Ricky Ponting, by contrast, cut a miserable figure after he became the first Australian captain to lose two Ashes series in England since Billy Murdoch in the 19th century.
The lovely clothes and kite in the painting, points out the caption beside it, in case you have forgotten your Engels, contrast with the miserable childhoods of young workers in the Arkwright mills.
The novel is bawdy but grim; the "heavenly table" that the Jewetts believe is their inheritance stands in contrast to the miserable kingdom that Pollock describes, in loving detail, here on Earth.
Firstly, that as a domestic leader, he is a miserable failure, but that in contrast, he is something of a titanic figure on the European stage, after a magnificent six months in charge of the rotating EU presidency.I am increasingly tempted to conclude the exact opposite.
In contrast, bringing the miserable child into an existence that is less than worth having has full moral significance.
Their seemingly simple pleasures at folksy events are contrasted with her miserable life as a writer (and her need to build up a false front of her achievements).
In stark contrast, I was a miserable trainee.
A gloriously sunny day full of positivity was in stark contrast to the cold, miserable conditions and accompanying poisonous atmosphere that surrounded Stamford Bridge in November when Benitez replaced the popular Roberto Di Matteo.
