Sentence examples for you can contrast from inspiring English sources

Flixster already shows Rotten Tomato reviews and ratings within its iPhone app (you can contrast the critics' reviews from Rotten tomatoes with Flixter user reviews).

"You can contrast where there has been progress and go to Ethiopia and Rwanda, where the hunger levels have fallen substantially," MacSorley said.

You can contrast today's guest rooms with the Lower East Side at the end of the 19th century: many families sharing the same toilet.

Walk from Foster's Bishopsgate masterpiece and over the formerly wobbly footbridge to Tate Modern, and you can contrast architecture's current creativity with contemporary art's refusal of the same.

But it's considerably easier if you can contrast yourself with an adversary who embodies the kind of outdated politics, ideological rigidity or divisiveness that repelled those voters in the first place.

Probably the most feminised of the new quirky stars is Stephen Mangan or Noel Fielding, but they are acres away from classic femininity (again, you can contrast us with America, here – they love their button-cute girl-boys, from Justin Bieber to Justin Timberlake, a dynasty of Effeminate Child Stars called Justin, as far back as the internet stretches).

Choose coordinating or contrasting decorative fabrics that are color-fast and non-shrinkable.You can contrast the towel color with either the color of your bathroom or the color theme of your room.

You can easily contrast the lofty, universal and revolutionary rhetoric of Jefferson in the Declaration with the sober, somber and serious analysis of Washington in the Farewell Address.

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MR: What inspired the new line and can you contrast it with the existing products?

3. Can you contrast the autism data with some other diseases that do NOT show the same trend?