Consider the following example, which contrasts the one we just analyzed.
The young are born tan in colour, which contrasts sharply with the dark colour of adults.
All of which contrasts strikingly with the pitted roads plied by peasants in horse-traps.
I like the whiteness of it, which contrasts beautifully with slices of dark meat and game birds.
She has a slight hesitation in front of crowds, which contrasts with her husband's sometimes mechanical-sounding salesmanship.
It is a short journey which contrasts greatly with the road that Ferguson and Ince's relationship has taken since 1998.
Their appearance is quite whimsical – they're dressed in sequin onesies and huge wigs – which contrasts with the message.
And the certainty, which contrasts with so much that is ambiguous and bedraggled in the world of people and society.
This crispness, which contrasts so wonderfully with the tender inner meat, is yet another part of the appeal of confit.
Its unusual scoring gives it a thick, brooding texture which contrasts starkly with other sprightly examples scored for lighter instruments.
Some 41% of the Wanderers games have been one-goal margins, which contrasts against a league average of 21%.
