Sentence examples for recognizing the contrast from inspiring English sources

Demand for more entries in the Other Places series has grown tremendously since that first video, with game fans recognizing the contrast it provides compared with a lot of commentary-laced gameplay videos found online.

Recommendations consistent with this perspective included highlighting the potential setbacks, obstacles and contradictions associated with the process of doing research, while recognizing the contrast with other forms of learning.

The only question is: Does Mr. Eastwood recognize the contrast?

"But on the other hand, they recognize the contrast between the two candidates is so great.

Ive visited the headquarters of Ideal Standard and Apple, and recognized the contrast in his tasks.

So she offers a version of "Easter 1916" in tetrameter quatrains ("I have met them at close of every day / Coming abroad with vivid faces"), and then claims that "we recognize the contrast between the rapidity and intensity of the trimeter quick-march... and the more sedulous and deliberate step of such tetrameters".

But it's more likely that we "recognize the contrast" simply because we're familiar with Yeats's poem as it currently exists (and of course, had Yeats wanted to express the same concepts in tetrameter, he'd likely have used completely different words).

It is, the Washington transplants recognized, the contrasts and the options that make New York New York.

Author(s): Georgia Scurletis, The New York Times Learning Network Andrea Perelman, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 45 minutes – 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Evaluate their existing attitudes about whales; recognize the often contrasting images of whales that exist.

But Mr. Goerne recognized that the contrast between the 19th- and 20th-century notions of isolation, displacement and nostalgia is interesting in itself, and could be shown just as powerfully if some 19th-century works, untampered with by later hands, punctuated the Eisler groups.

Growing up along the Columbia River in the paper mill town of Camas, Washington, Hayes recognized early the contrast between the stunning landscape and the pollution from the town's main source of jobs.