Sentence examples for obvious contrast with from inspiring English sources

He drew an obvious contrast with his better-financed rival Mitt Romney, who battered Mr. Huckabee with critical commercials and mail.

He said he believed that voters had responded to what he described as his relentlessly cheerful message, drawing an unstated but obvious contrast with Dr. Dean.

The most obvious contrast with the first four mayoral battles is the absence of a big personality candidate among the favourites.

Whether innate or cultivated or both, the picture of David Lynch the straight-arrow square is striking for the obvious contrast with the darkness and extremity of the work, its obsession with grotesquerie and depravity.

The Rastafarians, in particular, still saw Manley as a friend of the oppressed, and there was an obvious contrast with the polite but tepid response accorded to Seaga, who hurried to his seat surrounded by uniformed guards.

"The president loves his avocados," said Mr. Scheib, one of the few revealing things he is willing to say about this or the previous first family, which hired him, though he did comment on President Bush's punctuality, an obvious contrast with President Bill Clinton's tardiness.

There will be obvious contrasts with President Obama, when he appears here Wednesday night.

One of the most obvious contrasts with his earlier films, apart from its glorious outdoors setting in the open desert of Texas Californiaa is too concreted over to provide its own setting), is that There Will Be Blood is more overtly engaged with politics than his previous films.

The most obvious contrast is with her predecessor Lowe and his fannish manner.

The obvious contrast is with Egypt, the most populous of Arab countries.

Its appeal is the quirky and unexpected, not the ragingly obvious (contrast also with South Australia, which seems keen to attract a niche market of visitors who enjoy gothic fantasies about sex, food and death – but I digress).