Sentence examples for stunning between from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the contrast is stunning between the vocal rhetoric of so-called "concerned" states and their practice.

The camera-work is stunning, between raucous parties.

There was a stunning distance between the eloquence of what he did and the student's attempt — an awakening of melancholy possibility.

After all, over the past 30 years, there has been a stunning disconnect between huge income gains at the top and the struggles of ordinary workers.

The most stunning contrast between works came during Monday's program, which paired the Third Symphony (1875) with the Fourth (1877-78).

But very suddenly – and the shock is mimicked here in the stunning transition between two galleries – the painting bursts into life.

It also reveals a stunning contradiction between Netanyahu's own positions and the assessments of the intelligence services actually tasked with monitoring Iran's nuclear program is notable.

While the night turned into a stunning duel between the eventual champion, Jason Richardson, and Desmond Mason, Jefferson barely got off the ground and only dunked twice.

He also acknowledged the country's litany of problems, including the levels of abject poverty and stunning gaps between rich and poor, and vowed that economic development would not widen those gaps.

The single stunning difference between "Trimalchio" and Fitzgerald's familiar fairy tale is that Daisy comes to Gatsby's house with her suitcases packed, ready to run away with him, and he sends her home.

Here's further proof from Irish reader John Hanamy of Limerick whose letter arrived in my mail bag in Beirut last week with the following stunning comparison between Italy after the Napoleonic wars of 1815-1848 and the Middle East after the Cold War.