Sentence examples for obvious contrasts between from inspiring English sources

Barr's argument illustrates how these teachings, which exaggerate the (obvious) contrasts between human beings and other animals by denying minds to the latter, have detrimental consequences for scientific understanding, medical research and Christian behavior.

For (very) old Sun hands like myself there is an obvious contrast between the 1980s-style don't-give-a-damn attitude to critics and rivals.

There is an obvious contrast between Mandela's day-to-day existence during the latter days of his captivity, where we even see him growing tomatoes, and the convulsions in South African society as a whole during the late apartheid era.

And opposition groups are having a field day, drawing the obvious contrast between Iraq's treatment and the way that Israel manages to ignore Security Council resolutions, build nuclear weapons and refuse to sign any non-proliferation treaty.Mr Hussein still aspires to lead the Arab world.

An obvious contrast between the core and the shell of the latex particles could be observed in Fig. 1, which is possibly caused by the difference of electron penetrability to the inorganic core and the organic shell.

The TEM images (inset of Fig. 1c) confirm the formation of yolk shell structures by the obvious contrast between the cavity and the shell, which has a thickness of approximately 50 nm.

The typical TEM image of a single ZnO nanotube is shown in Fig. 2a, in which an obvious contrast between the tube wall and the inner part can be clearly observed, providing a direct evidence of the tubular structure.

The remarkable feature of the hollow architectures is the obvious contrast between the dark edge and the pale center, as reported for other hollow particles with a central cavity.

This is the most obvious contrast between visible and invisible disabilities.

One obvious contrast between West Virginia and Alaska is that Alaska's economy is bolstered by oil, while West Virginia's signature natural resource, coal, has become increasingly unpopular.

The one obvious contrast between the 1934 midterm elections and present day is that Roosevelt shook off his lethargy; he and his fellow Democrats made the election a mandate on the New Deal.