Sentence examples for world contrasts from inspiring English sources
And that outer world contrasts markedly with the hyperkinetic Oz, with its cartoon-color palette and huge-eyed animal avatars.
Their revered performance in the bike world contrasts with the buzzy, underwhelming triples that soured many buyers of econoboxes sold by Daihatsu, Subaru and Suzuki in the 1980s.
"The Ocean World" contrasts the conventional account of American beginnings, which stresses political ideals, religious freedom and economic opportunity, with a wider view that brings in sea-borne trade and slavery.
And "The Saddest Music in the World" contrasts Mr. McKinney's scheming, debonair inauthenticity with the deco, ingénue glamour of Ms. de Medeiros and Isabella Rossellini, who both have the sad spaniel eyes and wide, high cheekbones of international sensations like Hedy Lamarr.
The conscious experience of a continuous external world contrasts to some extent with the necessity to represent a discontinuous action space: What we see is not always what we can reach.
The vitality ofthis world contrasted sharply with the grind of working in mills.
Those were some well-earned boos.8 44: Romney is trying to make a meme out of his "payphone-smartphone world" contrast.
The complaints about Jurassic World contrast with the response to the original 1993 movie, Jurassic Park, which was widely praised for its portrayal of dinosaurs.
The exhibition will showcase Ewald's photographs alongside those taken by the children she has taught around the world – contrasting the perspectives of an adult visiting a community against the children who make up the community.
(Who's paying for those ads, by the way?) Again and again you see the less attractive features of the modern world contrasted with an imagined pre-globalization Arcadia of happy villagers living in harmony with nature.
Witness the Daily Mail's biting piece noting that Brewer does not live in the real world, contrasted against a column from erstwhile 1970s feminist turned rural farmer Rosie Boycott recanting her earlier feminist position.
