Sentence examples for wide contrast from inspiring English sources

The rounded, notched leaves, two to three inches wide, contrast with the shape of many other leaves and particularly with the slim ones on mountain lover.

Buying a flat panel TV today means figuring out what resolution you need, how well the set produces a wide contrast ratio, whether the sound system is adequate, whether you can connect the set to the Internet and — most importantly — how to separate important features from marketing gimmicks.

The guitars were as raw as any Sham 69 song, but that wide contrast between punk crudeness and pop sensitivity made "Teenage Kicks" one of the most striking and definitive pop-punk classics.

Indica and japonica rice cultivars exhibit wide contrast in terms of their sensitivity to chilling.

The study subjects worked in 11 different areas within the plant, which were selected to provide a wide contrast of exposures between the study subjects.

In this study, the wide contrast in chilling sensitivity between indica and japonica rice was used as model to identify other regulatory clusters by integrative analysis of promoter architecture (ab initio) and gene expression profiles.

"I'm a sucker for programs that have wide contrasts," Mr. Morris said.

The south and north showed wide contrasts in their original character and in their traditions of British rule.

But more important, many doctors weigh risks and potential benefits of treatments in ways different from their patients without realizing that wide contrasts exist.

These procedures, together with Mahler's own tense and rhetorical style, phenomenally vivid orchestration, and ironic use of popular-style music, resulted in three symphonies of unprecedentedly wide contrasts but unified by his unmistakable creative personality and his firm command of symphonic structure.

The wide, straight streets, with Washington and Hennepin Avenue being 100 feet wide and the others being 80 feet wide, contrasted with Saint Paul's streets that were 60 feet wide.