Sentence examples for seeming contrast from inspiring English sources

In seeming contrast, Rifdha, the daughter of two accountants, is a straight-A student and aspiring scientist.

So, too, is chief economist Andy Haldane who, in seeming contrast, has welcomed what he describes as the "academic challenge" of prudential regulation.

What is striking about the Welsh case is that, in seeming contrast to Scotland, devolution has not led to a closing of the gap between the population and what we must now term the "Establishment".

In seeming contrast, right and left infraorbitale appear medially displaced.

In seeming contrast to this egalitarian foundation, Hobbes spoke of the commonwealth in patriarchal language.

Bennett's actions stand in seeming contrast to the advice he offers other politicians and pundits.

This bold venture would seem contrasting to his own style a few years ago.

Conversely, the evidence on the relationships between mood disorders expression and suicidal ideation seems contrasting, with some studies finding and others not finding any connections [78, 79].

Despite of the possible relevance to the human pathology, very few experimental works have focused their attention to this phenomenon, and results seem contrasting.

How small his successors seem by contrast.

The world I was returning to seemed, by contrast, a graveyard".