Miliband says he is mentioning them to stress the contrast with David Camreon.
Trott stresses the contrast between him and Vaughan: "I have a bald head and chipped teeth; he has new hair and suddenly brilliant white teeth".
Hart stresses the contrast between the architect's fiercely adventurous aesthetic -- derided by the play-it-by-the-book Palladians who dominated English patronage during the diminished late phase of his career -- and his calm, unassuming personality.
In this impressive new biography, H.W. Brands, who has written books about Andrew Jackson and Benjamin Franklin, stresses the contrast between Roosevelt's aristocratic origins and his radical politics.Roosevelt's ancestor, Philippe De La Noye, joined the Pilgrim Fathers on the Fortune, the next ship to arrive in Plymouth after the Mayflower.
Existing definitions of this policy approach (see: Zapata-Barrero, 2016; Salée, 2010; Meer, Modood, & Zapata-Barrero, 2016) usually stress the contrast with the notion of multiculturalism.
Early critical discussions of constructions, such as Wisdom (1931), stressed the contrast between logically proper names, which do refer, and constructions, which were thus seen as ontologically innocent.
The oligarchs were all home doing the 'five o'clock tea'". he says "five o'clock tea" in English, which serves to stress the contrast between the fate of workers whose life is in danger with that of employers who are oblivious to their predicament and more preoccupied with engaging in a social practice that is the norm in England.
Partly it's the geometry: the tip of the vaulted apse meeting the top of the picture, the vault framing a soaring interior anchored (you have to look closely here) by two tiny seated figures on either side, their immobility by contrast subtly stressing the fuzziness of the shifting central figures and locking in the composition at the edges.
In contrast, after stressing the cells by in vitro ischemia, the knockdown of survivin resulted in elevated apoptotic rates.
