Sentence examples for pleasant contrast from inspiring English sources

What a pleasant contrast to Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch which I've just finished.

The Bearcats found his engaging demeanor to be a pleasant contrast to Dantonio's hard-nosed approach.

Despite the ordeal, he said the cool weather in the mountains was a pleasant contrast to Multan, Pakistan's hottest city.

She took the stand, looking very pretty and nervous and unprofessional — a pleasant contrast to the three wooden-faced cops.

Michel Barnier, the French foreign minister, has a courteous and amiable style that makes a pleasant contrast with Mr Chirac's.

Clare's Ways offer a pleasant contrast to those in West Cork, which are beautiful but have only run-of-the-mill ruins.

Some of the fat should remain tender, but a little bit of bite is a pleasant textural contrast to the silky pasta.

Ireland seemed pleasant by contrast; he wrote to Stanislaus that he had not given credit in his stories to the Irish virtue of hospitality and began to plan a new story, "The Dead".

The odd elements, like the profusion of raisins and the chopped egg, suddenly made sense, becoming pleasant color contrasts.

It is bustling and pleasant, in stark contrast to Port-au-Prince.

The peel acquires a pleasant chewiness in contrast to the softness of the fruit, and its flavor is more pronounced.