Sentence examples for only point of contrast from inspiring English sources

Mechanical reliability is not the only point of contrast with earlier eras.

The gasoline source category was a notable point of contrast, with only weak to moderate correlations between the methods during both seasons (rS = 0.45 and 0.24 in cool and warm seasons, respectively).

But, as a point of contrast, when Truman Capote held his Black and White Dance in 1966, only a tiny fraction of the 540 guests were dress designers.

We see different answers to these questions not only in spiritual schools (Transcendental Meditation, with its magical thinking and powerful guru, provides an interesting point of contrast to Goenka's teaching) but throughout our political and social lives.

His most obvious point of contrast was emotional.

The third point of contrast is historical.

As a point of contrast, Western European smartphone sales declined 5.2% — the third consecutive decline this year.

Ken Cuccinelli is an interesting point of contrast to this history.

This time, the points of contrast are especially obvious, even glaring.

Yet the point of that contrast was simple, literal, and in no way elusive.

Loveliness was only the point of departure.