Sentence examples for presenting a contrast from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday morning, there was talk of the speeches as presenting a contrast between soft and hard Republican philosophies — but Ann, despite the smiles and reminiscences about eating tuna fish, was a lot tougher than that.

But him running would be good for the party, for both parties, by presenting a contrast to the embittered populism of Sarah Palin, and a hedge against the embattled Southerner as represented by someone like Haley Barbour, who is also likely to run.

This weekend presents a contrast in musical styles.

Mr. Whelan, who at 6-foot-6 is the tallest legislator in Trenton, presents a contrast.

The Guardian noted that the new portrait presented a contrast to Cassandra's drawing, in which Austen "looks cross".

The matchup presents a contrast in styles at both ends of the floor.

In person, Mr. Musson, 34, presents a contrast to the swearing, swaggering Hennessy.

Even Michelle Obama presented a contrast here on Thursday as she introduced her husband in an open-air barn at the Cass County fairgrounds.

Her attitude certainly presented a contrast with that of the breed of "professional scousers" who have peppered the media landscape since the 1960s.

But Clinton has campaigned aggressively on the subject and the Democratic primary has presented a contrast between the former secretary of state and her opponent, Bernie Sanders.

But in neighborhoods where luxury buildings already present a contrast, the reactions of others can be mixed.