Sentence examples for the sharp contrast from inspiring English sources

Some analysts suggest the sharp contrast between these two personalities could be a problem.

The sharp contrast between the two sides of my family was most apparent in that moment.

Does the sharp contrast between one phrase and the next demonstrate stylistic skill or expressive incoherence?

It features the sharp contrast of light and dark elements characteristic of Dutch art of this period.

But almost every page of Perlstein's book illustrates the sharp contrast rather than a continuity with America today.

The sharp contrast to yesterday afternoon's sunny weather is due to a phenomenon known as the 'Spanish Plume'.

But the case highlights the sharp contrast between German and American notions of competition, at least when it comes to stores.

Rolling hills predominate in the southernmost province of Alicante, softening the sharp contrast between coastal plain and mountainous hinterlands found elsewhere in the autonomous community of Valencia.

Then there is the sharp contrast between the self-indulgent hubris of the festivity and the fragile political victory which it celebrated.

But highlighting the sharp contrast between last year's euphoria and this year's malaise, the company surpassed analysts' profit expectations by 2 cents a share.

Those two together is an awesome force".' McKay noted the sharp contrast between Clinton's message of female empowerment and Trump's history of making degrading comments about women.