Sentence examples for of its contrasts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Manning talks of its contrasts.

"Medulla" (Latin for marrow) finds nearly all of its contrasts in the spectrum of vocal sounds: percussive, sustained, crystalline, raw.

Ms. Tharp makes good use of its pauses, its changes of tempo and some of its contrasts of voices without once seeming slavish to its details.

Mr. Capri seems to have little feeling for the less flashy moments that give dance much of its contrast and flavor.

And there was evidence that their skills could be learnt for more-experienced analysts tended to do better than their junior counterparts.The result is even more striking because of its contrast with a famous earlier finding.

Wittman, who is tall and silver-haired and wore a candy-striped Paul Smith shirt with the print of its contrasting inner cuff artfully exposed, perched on a nearby stool.

THE ziggurat-topped Bankers Trust Building of 1912, at the northwest corner of Wall and Nassau Streets, is one of New York's most picturesque skyscrapers, in part because of its contrast to the short J. P. Morgan & Company headquarters of 1914 diagonally across the intersection.

You know how scary that thought is?" It had been a relief for him to get past the young Russian Igor Andreev 6-2, 6-2, 7-6, mostly because of its contrast to the five-set scare he had endured the day before from the Italian lucky loser Daniele Bracciali.

We considered the existence of a distinguishing vector which is indicative of a specific group of organisms, determined on the basis of its contrast with vectors of other sets of organisms.

By understanding the factors that modulate breast density and the source of its contrast in imaging, we will be able to apply the parameter better in risk assessment.

With its racing pulse and undertow of dread, its contrasts of glitter against darkness, the score embodies all the queasy melodrama of its Jack-the-Ripper setting.