Much more than the national identities it consolidated -- English, Irish, German -- it was always defined by a palpable contrast, especially with African-American slaves and victims of segregation.
There is a palpable contrast between treaty provisions dealing with economic actors (Articles 48, 52 and 59) and Articles 117-122 concerning social policy.
The new warmth in their relationship was in palpable contrast to the frostiness in his dealings with the north.China does not want a nuclear North Korea, not least because it might inspire South Korea and Japan to develop nuclear weapons of their own.
He was tetchy and stressed throughout the week and there was a palpable contrast in his mood a year later.
To an outsider, Noah and Forget looked an unlikely pair of close friends, Noah's spontaneity and palpable magnetism seemingly too big a contrast with the more buttoned-down Forget.
To an outsider, Noah and Forget looked an unlikely pair of friends, Noah's spontaneity and palpable magnetism seemingly too big a contrast with the more buttoned-down Forget.
The contrast with the US market, however, is palpable.
By contrast with the business-school vapor of "Time Out," the manufacture of palpable goods by the sweaty labor of men and women stands at the center of Olivier Assayas's lovely epic, "Les Destinées".
However, the contrast with Favreau's deft handling of 2016's The Jungle Book, which in many ways set the template for The Lion King, could not be more palpable – at least at this early stage.
Compare and contrast with George Osborne.
Properties contrast with individuals.
