Sentence examples for strongly contrasting from inspiring English sources

South of Baghdad the rivers exhibit strongly contrasting characteristics.

(These characters, Michon writes, "are too strongly contrasting not to be false").

Some sources claim it is these strongly contrasting berries from which bittersweet derives its name.

Brilliant and strongly contrasting colours are employed, frequently including reds, yellows, and blues.

Retaining three-movement format and avoiding strongly contrasting themes, they maintained contrapuntal interplay in the prevailingly homophonic texture.

Soft, pastel colorations aid in increasing work efficiency and contribute to tranquil moods; bright, strongly contrasting colours seem to contribute to excitement and enthusiasm.

Strongly contrasted from the outset of their venture were Hadden, Luce.

This passion for generality strongly contrasts with the practical, empirical reasoning of the British.

This time the reaction of the Russian population strongly contrasts with its earlier attitude.

The highest score (89) in Paraguay strongly contrasts to Sudan (47) – presently in the midst of sectarian conflict.

In parallel with this, the two other men who occupy her thoughts are also strongly contrasted: one, whom she cannot have, the object of physical passion; the other, whom she can, sharing and encouraging her scientific interests.