Sentence examples for right contrasted from inspiring English sources

A grand Palladian window lighting the first floor on the right contrasted with the open space above the garden on the left.

The critic Joseph Horowitz, writing in The Times Literary Supplement, from London, called Mr. Levine's conducting of this fall's Met "Rheingold" "massive and slack," which seems about right — contrasted, in this CD box alone, with his delicate, intense "Lohengrin" from 1998.

An eclectic Provence window below introduces a back and forth conversation between American facades (to the left) and their counterparts (to the right), contrasting often uneventful stylistic reserve and usually empty balconies with traditions of rich color and plantings, angular perspectives and private spaces speaking outward to the street.

It is also argued that the right to health, being a welfare right, contrasts liberty rights (55).

In one generous appetizer, slabs of wondrously fresh yellowfin tuna get just the right contrast of texture and flavor from fennel puff pastry.

Grilled lamb chops were tender and prepared as requested, medium rare; the accompanying sautéed artichokes provided that wonderful jolt that may spoil the wine but adds just the right contrast to the grilled flavor of meat.

Open image in new window Fig. 22 MRI SE T1 before (left) and after (right) contrast application.

The right contrast is that they are cuckoos and he is an owl.

The right contrast to make is not that Bush and McCain are hawks and Obama is a dove.

For fine drawings with many tones or shades, you could use a selection of 3H, HB, 2B, 5B and 8B pencils to execute finer lines and also to get darker tones and the right contrast and range of shading.

Throughout 2015, the government's efforts to downplay the growing pressure over its human rights record contrasted with its celebration of its successes capturing traffickers.