The main interface is streamlined down to a simple box that lets you type in whatever you want, in contrast to some of its competitors.
This is a fairly low level, resulting in wines that are quite dry, which is what most consumers want, in contrast to the Champagnes of a century ago which were typically much sweeter.
In fact, one of the running questions of that campaign, among white Democratic politicians and the pundits, was, "What does Jesse want?" In contrast, one of Mr. Obama's most memorable rallying cries, delivered in his victory speech after the Iowa caucuses, was, "We are one people, and our time for change has come".
By early January, only 2percentt of recipients wanted to return gifts (in contrast to an 8percentt average for the online industry).
Like any other large city, Mumbai has its highly visible reigning class, the wealthy people who want to be seen — in contrast to the wealthy people who will do anything to remain unseen.
Not only is each pixel perfect and beautifully filtered, if you want it to be — in contrast to the smear of real-time pixels that often await you upon opening a message in Snapchat — but each message clearly indicates who received it and how the recipient (or recipients) responded.
The comparison, though perhaps overwrought, sheds light on the thinking of South Korea and other countries wanting to engage the North, in contrast to Washington's hard-line approach.
Wanting to explore somewhere that (in contrast to India) was cold, as well as a Muslim land where Asian and European cultures meet, in 1994 Kikai made the first of six visits to Turkey, where he has stayed for a total of nine months.
As the sidewalk in front of Milk filled up with guests and street photographers, Mr. Zanoni and Ms. Jade were asked why they thought so many young people wanted to attend the shows, in contrast to those whose jobs largely require them to be there.
American officials desperately wanted their athletes to stand in contrast to those from other countries who were overly critical of Brazil.
