Sentence examples for powerful contrasts from inspiring English sources

Powerful contrasts too between the imperious Count of Julian Tovey and the Figaro of D'Arcy Bleiker.

The Taylor season lies ahead, and with it come some of the most powerful contrasts and conceptions to be seen on any stage.

One of the finest is his setting of Dalle belle contrade, full of powerful contrasts of mood and colour underlining the interplay of direct and indirect speech.

Her clenched, emphatic style echoes German Expressionist woodblock in its powerful contrasts of black and white, and her female faces -- especially those of her thinly disguised surrogate, The Bunch, and her relatives -- have a sometimes uncontainable fierceness.

"We want strong, compelling, powerful contrasts, in a way that's a little bit above partisan bickering and reflects the seriousness of what's at stake," an official with the speechwriting operation said.

Its hundreds of grainy black-and-white images by Shepard Sherbell depict a land that was always raw, uncomfortable and so full of powerful contrasts -- the best and worst of the world -- that few would assume it could offer solace.

And Obama takes power in powerful contrast to what preceded him.

The dense communities of the north-east form a powerful contrast to the desolate far west.

Only 17km north, the ancient cliff-top village of Balazuc provided a powerful contrast to the subterranean secrets.

The backdrop of the festivities, filled with hope as the country enters the throes of Castro-led revolution, provides a powerful contrast.

Seen from a distance, its blocklike forms are a powerful contrast to the half-finished towers and swiveling construction cranes that line the waterfront.