Sentence examples for perhaps in contrast from inspiring English sources

WINSTEN: Perhaps, in contrast, they would make the picture seem better.

This forgetfulness, perhaps in contrast to The Buried Giant, is at the heart of the ills affecting the modern world.

And Ellen's incessant figurative language, mostly referring to the aesthetic of her work, perhaps in contrast to the artistic sensibilities of her sister, who writes songs, are exceedingly tiresome and overwrought.

But in general this is an evening — perhaps in contrast to Super Tuesday — where Mr. Romney's risks are weighted to the upside, and he has more to gain than to lose.

Perhaps, in contrast, you are excited about the potential for stocks in a resurging economy.

Father and son Ron and Topher Conway (Topher pictured above), managing partners of the firm, have talked about how the firm wants to focus more on smaller, early-stage investments, perhaps in contrast to more recent events.

But perhaps, too, in contrast to the Maastricht vote, which led to the euro, it is hard to say what is at stake in the EU constitution.The third problem is how to take on the fragmented no campaign.

Surprisingly perhaps, and in contrast to sHA and uCTX2, sCOMP showed a negative dose-dependence with total JSN-affected faces, even after accounting for OST (Figure 2).

For example, studies of gemcitabine-induced apoptosis of jejunal crypt cells indicate that apoptosis resolves by 24 36 hours post-treatment [39] perhaps because, in contrast to the apparently inefficient clearance of cells in malignant tissues, phagocytosis of apoptotic cells is efficient in normal tissues [40].

DNA phages can either stay episomal or integrate into their bacterial host genomes while DNA viruses from mammals do not normally integrate in a mammalian host, perhaps because in contrast to bacteria, there is a nucleus as a barrier, blocking access to the host genome.

The visible bra, perhaps in a contrast color under a taut sweater or peeping through lace, may have been very 1980s Madonna but is a has-been look.