Sentence examples for sits in sharp contrast to from inspiring English sources

This sits in sharp contrast to stars using their lives like shiny marketing tools in 2013.

The FSS response to Krusevac is a part of that systematic failure, and it sits in sharp contrast to the English attempts to deal with racism within its own football leagues.

The hero in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall sits in sharp contrast to Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights: Gilbert Markham helps Helen flee from her abusive husband, while Heathcliff abuses his pregnant wife to the point that she runs away.

The intolerance expressed towards the war dance sits in sharp contrast to how we patiently watch displays of the haka – a Maori war dance that is used as a pre-match warm up by Maori and Pakeha (non-Maori New Zealanders) alike.

It's a fuzzy magical memory that sits in sharp contrast to Borich's professional baking life today, where ingredients are precisely weighed on scales, crusts are weighted down when they're pre-baked, and ingredient proportions are meticulously scaled up, all to push out more than a hundred pies on a given day.

The soft, dulcet tones of Terry Gross reminding me of her name sat in sharp contrast to the aggression of the world I just wandered through.

The soft, dulcet tones of Terry Gross reminding me of her name (Terry Gross, in case you were wondering) sat in sharp contrast to the aggression of the world I just wandered through.

The peaceful settlement of the dispute is in sharp contrast to negotiations in other cities.

Downing Street's secretive attitude to gifts is in sharp contrast to that of the White House.

The impressive food is in sharp contrast to the ambiance and service.

That is in sharp contrast to reports from the Red Cross and interrogators interviewed by The Times.