Sentence examples for of these contrasts from inspiring English sources

And meanings arise out of these contrasts.

Ralph Ellison understood the significance of these contrasts.

The extent of these contrasts can be seen by comparing two articles appearing on consecutive days in the Moscow Times.

With the Democratic campaign, and its debates, reduced to just two candidates, all of these contrasts will be exaggerated as never before.

In "Dido," as in most of his works, Mr. Morris contrasts this motif with others that are very dissimilar, and in the best of these contrasts we find we're watching an unusually rich construction.

Holly Sorensen, the creator of the late ABC Family drama, "Make It or Break It," a show about gymnastics, says she chose to write about the sport because of these contrasts.

Tchaikowsky seized the musical possibilities of these contrasted milieux with astonishing assurance.

One of these contrasted the lives of ordinary Arab families, living in a housing compound in Riyadh, with a cartoonish view of the terrorists who eventually attack them.

The coarse fur of burros, smooth water pipes, feathery palms in the bank lobby, crisply pressed stylish clothing -- all of these contrast with the gritty desert that is bound to win the town back when boom goes bust.

By cloud morphology, we refer here to the patterns of these contrast features.

The advantages and limitations of these contrasting approaches are identified in terms of both performance and design effort.