Sentence examples for would be contrasting from inspiring English sources

A Los Angeles-Orlando run would not have the unspoken, though intense, racial undertones that Los Angeles-Boston had, but there would be contrasting social themes to enhance the drama.

Indeed, such glasses would make the effect worse, as the laser would be contrasted against a darker background.

This would be contrasted with an alternative view of a fecund, breast-feeding woman raising many children, while she and her husband grew in prosperity and, ultimately, travelled to Africa to teach the natives the wisdom of this way of life.

That the work would question how history is told and by whom, that the greatest triumphs of Rome would be contrasted great tragedies," she says.

Indeed, ESI indicates regions of differing chromatin density at the eight-cell stage, which would be contrasted by DAPI in fluorescence microscopy, but does not indicate the presence of compacted chromocentres.

Identifying major factors that influence variability requires defining groups between which variances would be contrasted (rows of Table 1).

Similarly, the role of partial sex linkage in plants and animals as an influence on the evolution of pseudoautosomal regions (Otto et al. 2011) would be contrasted by the absence of sexes in fungi.

However, both withdrawal and long-term stimulant effects would have been contrasted out by the placebo control condition.

He said any action taken by Russia would be legitimate, contrasting its stance with that of the west.

Oh, yes: the protagonists and antagonists would be starkly contrasted.

The hope would be to contrast the entire minimalist package with robust truth, robust truth-conditionality, and robust belief.