Sentence examples for strange contrast from inspiring English sources

The sheer number of these rich sources comes in strange contrast to the brevity and ordinariness of Marion Samuel's life.

Your article aptly points to the strange contrast between the quiet, wealthy, suburban towns of Connecticut and the angry, screaming hardcore music that some of the teenagers produce.

The delicate knobs of her wrists and her elegant fingers were a strange contrast to her toothlessness and the hard plastic parole band.

Here indeed is a strange contrast with the First World War, where soldiers in the trenches were sometimes sickened by the bellicose patriotism at home.

The room, which will be opened to the public on April 1, is a strange contrast to the rest of the home's interior.

But the covering on the old Colonial name, right above the canopy, has come off, and this juxtaposition presents a strange contrast between the pre- and post-planetarium stages of this street.

It's a life full of strange contrasts.

Mr. Begin is an ideal subject, for his life is a tale of irreconcilable aspirations and strange contrasts.

Pakistan displays strange contrasting patterns with respect to religion's influence.

Charles Dickens, who lived in Genoa in 1844 and was one of the city's great fans, spoke of its "strangest contrasts".

How strange the contrast.