Sentence examples for sort of contrast from inspiring English sources

The Eastern Conference provides a different sort of contrast.

It's this sort of contrast that makes Marrakech so vibrant.

Still, this is not the sort of contrast to trouble Cowell.

"In NGOs, and particularly in animal welfare, people highlight the problem and sort of contrast it as an issue that clashes with the interests of business.

A British designer, Anthony Roussel, on the other hand, is intrigued by a different sort of contrast: He uses 3D software, rapid prototyping and laser-cutting to sculpt wooden rings and bangles with a mathematical precision that contrasts with their organic appeal.

Ryle himself was reluctant to call himself a materialist, partly because of his dislike of all "isms" and partly because he thought that the notion of matter has meaning only by contrast with that of mind, which he thought to be an illegitimate sort of contrast.

In fact, this week offers a set of perfect contrast, the sort of contrasts that I love at the Serpentine.

Two related problems can be used to illustrate the sort of contrasts in difficulty which complexity theorists seek to analyze: \(\sc{RELATIVE}\ \sc{PRIMALITY}\ \) Given natural numbers \(x\) and \ y\), do \(x\) and \ y\) possess greatest common divisor \(1\)?

And all sorts of contrasting colors did the trick, from fruity yellows and oranges to deep purples and blues.

These theories have provided intuitively satisfactory explanations for certain data, such as the validity or invalidity of certain inferences or for various sorts of contrasts between certain minimal pairs.

Strong, for his part, occupies the entirely different world of the top intelligence officer, but his own lifestyle is of no great interest, and not brought into any sort of meaningful contrast with Nobby's.