Sentence examples for only contrasts from inspiring English sources

But he doesn't offer only contrasts — he finds the agony within the uproarious, the painfully intimate within the brassily public.

He considered the father of Christ to be completely distinct from the creator God of Judaism and saw only contrasts between Jewish religion and the Christian Gospels.

By treating the two men together, Kehlmann not only contrasts the inductive and deductive, the experimental and the imaginative, but also shows how these methods are connected to very different though occasionally similar sensibilities.

"People in our generation are incredibly competitive with each other," she says.Young Britons' broad liberalism, their suspicion of state interventions of most varieties, not only contrasts with the views of their elders.

The differing ideas on health-care reflect not only contrasts in policy but sensitivities to opposite ends of the political spectrum, with some concerned about an electoral backlash from centrist or left-leaning voters who oppose major changes to Obamacare and others worried that a less aggressive assault on the ACA will leave right-leaning opponents of the law dispirited.

Their position not only contrasts sharply with public sentiment, it also puts the movement at odds with Mali's largest political coalition of the moment, the FDR, which had joined MP-22 in calling for a national conference in the days before the Islamist offensive.

This is not the only contrast.

Sunspel is not the only contrasting brand the designer has collaborated with.

It may be the only contrast voters are willing to listen to.

In all seriousness, the support Frenchwomen get from the state may be the only contrast that matters.

This was not the only contrast in one of the strangest auctions held within living memory.