He commissioned the Silver Pavilion (Ginkaku-ji), whose understated elegance contrasts with the opulence of the Golden Pavilion.
The understated elegance contrasts with other famous hotels in the city.
His understated manner contrasted with the theatrical style of some of his co-stars, especially in comedy.
Jenkins' origins were in the retail side of the bank and his style was understated in contrast with the avuncular investment banker Diamond.
The Bush campaign estimates that 18m people will take up the full credit, but that number may be vastly understated.By contrast, Mr Gore would expand the State Children's Health Insurance Programme, a set of block grants made to states by the federal government to insure poor children, to reach 1m families living just above the poverty line.
"Even the Calvinist Academy of Geneva was threatening hospitality," Mr. Morris writes, in the dry, understated style that contrasts so well with his subject's firecracker personality.
Yet principal French horn Andrew Bain was up to the task in the Concerto No. 4, producing a mellow, understated tone that contrasted with the zesty accompaniment.
Joan Vass, a popular knitwear designer in the 1980s and '90s whose elegantly understated sweaters stood in contrast to her reputation as a bohemian and a provocateur, died on Thursday at her home in Manhattan.
In his opinion, which was written in an especially understated tone, in notable contrast to the bombastic rhetoric that accompanied the war on terror, he cited Rutledge's dissent in the Ahrens case — which he himself had helped write, fifty-six yearlierrliearlier
The show is full of such understated tensions, like the contrast between "bad girl" Callie, who is often unfairly suspected of lying, and the feminine, seemingly conventional, virginal "good girl" Mariana, who lies with ease, perhaps because she has the biggest front to maintain.
The series, also on DVD, contrasted coolly understated reminiscences by generals and admirals with historic, spine-tingling clips, including an audio recording of Winston Churchill speaking in gruff French over the radio to a defeated France ("Good night then: Sleep to gather strength for the morning. For the morning will come.
