Sentence examples for pretty contrast from inspiring English sources

At first you think they are just garnish, a bright, pretty contrast to the ruby heap of diced fish.

If you're dark-skinned, choose a bold color that provides a pretty contrast.

There's a pretty big contrast between the Google and Tesla approaches.

The company's performance, said Kevin B. Rollins, Dell's president, was a "pretty stark contrast to the rest of the industry".

These attempts at philanthropy invite a pretty obvious contrast to a fine actor who did manage to be a fine citizen: Paul Newman.

But for the 500 teenagers and parents watching he also provided a pretty stark contrast with the man in the White House now.

And you wouldn't have to look far, because there's a pretty dramatic contrast just north of the border: So, Canada has a single-payer insurance system — actually called Medicare.

I had never noticed how pretty the contrast between the orange of the drink and the turquoise of the lid was, especially when there were forty or so bottles in an orderly array in a case, and I took a picture, too.

Though the state prosecutor is sniffing into allegations of foul play to do with municipal tenders, most people reckon Mr Erdogan was pretty honest in contrast to many of his critics within government.As mayor, he also subscribed to many of the tenets of political Islam.

That's a pretty marked contrast to what a lot of people have been saying about why Google might want to get into the brick-and-mortar biz.

Deeplink's growth as a relatively bootstrapped operation — since opening for business in 2010, the company has raised only $3 million in funding from investors that include Yossi Vardi, Flint Capital and Radiant Venture Capital — stands in pretty stark contrast with some of the other startups out there that have built (or tried and failed to build) businesses based around deep-linking technology.