Sentence examples for obvious contrasts from inspiring English sources

In all ways, the work trades on self-conscious obscurity and obvious contrasts.

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

Despite obvious contrasts in formal polish, the Met and the Brooklyn Nativity scenes are equally ambitious in concept.

He is thus led to exaggerate the already obvious contrasts in the opening phrase, playing it start-stop, start-stop at two very different tempos.

Rubio's speech included implicit -- but obvious -- contrasts with both Bush and the Democratic frontrunner, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

What better way of convincing him of the club's confidence in him than recreating the professional and personal relationship that, despite the obvious contrasts of temperament, so clearly flourished between him and Kanté during the summer?

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.

It is green overall, with obvious contrasting brown upperwing coverts and a much less conspicuous orange chin patch.

And any additions needed to look modern, in obvious contrast to the old.

The obvious contrast is Jim McGreevey, the former New Jersey governor, who was pressured into acknowledging his homosexuality during his first and only term — and who resigned in the process.