Sentence examples for violent contrasts from inspiring English sources
Mr. Robertson emphasized the violent contrasts of the music, while drawing out the wondrous subtleties.
Coral snakes and venomous spiders signal their destructive potential by the display of similarly violent contrasts.
It is a nation of violent contrasts: it may have as many as 600 dollar billionaires, as well as 300 million people without access to clean drinking water.
A very early indication that its violent contrasts were becoming dated occurs in one of the most famous of novelistic opera scenes.
He found Hunt's design dissonant; in an 1871 newspaper article in The World, he criticized Hunt's "most extraordinary fancy for these excessive, violent contrasts of materials".
Mr. Hovhaness, an American who died in 2000, loved big, often violent contrasts, with slender, modal-flavored reed solos set next to sudden pounding drums.
The middle section is a violent contrast, full of slashing chords and ferocious outbursts.
In violent contrast to Mr. Collard's reserve was the American debut Thursday evening of Olli Mustonen, a 19-year-old pianist from Finland.
The virtuosity of the novel, and also its riskiness, is in the violent contrast between the world of women, families and art, and the world of war.
In violent contrast is Heinz Breloh's "Ones Singled Out No. 3," a small terra cotta in which a seated figure, bearing the mark of the artist's frenzied hands, is subjected to violent, Expressionist distortion and daubed with manic colors.
Related to lighting is the development of the print in the laboratory, where sections of film shot under different conditions can be modified to avoid a violent contrast where none is desired.
