Sentence examples for some contrasts from inspiring English sources
Despite his pledge to remain positive, he couldn't resist drawing some contrasts.
Meanwhile, Mr. Mehldau's Sunday show at the Garde will offer some contrasts of its own.
"I'm not nervous at all," Clinton said on Wednesday, on the "Today" show, but, she added, "it's time to draw some contrasts".
The chapter first covers a U.K. study and using it as the foundation, draws some contrasts from an EU study.
We illustrate an extension of the method for situations where there is a factorial product structure and some contrasts are judged more important than others.
In thinking of a harmonious city some contrasts come to mind that must be managed: city/country, rich/poor, centre/outskirts, past/contemporary, density/rarefaction, segregation/mixit é, residents/visitors; to be managed, not eliminated.
Some contrast is lost here.
Some contrast to the arrival of Concorde.
"There must be some contrast, otherwise it is hard for people to become passionate," he said.
In some contrast, the nationalist struggle prompted a renaissance of Shona culture.
Some contrasted his eloquence with Zuma, who looked glum each time his face was shown and roundly booed.
