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Contrasting in sentence

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The segment contrasting the grunting, leather-clad bands such as Man O War with the lace-wearing bands such as Poison and Cinderella was unexpected and fascinating.
I can remember that when it came out, a film magazine reviewed it twice, feeling that it had to do so, since its two reviewers had such contrasting opinions.
I liked the contrasting points of view between a woman who lost her husband and son and the man who really really did not seem to have any principals.
Kurosawa has a way of contrasting the beautiful and life-promoting forces intertwined with the ugly and nihilistic forces, that renders some of his forces extraordinary dept and life.
Faced with contrasting experiences of "getting old" - Cronyn with a keen mind and frail body vs. Gardenia with the onset of senility and a healthy body - the two friends are friendly adversaries of the aging process.
However, like others I felt Gale Hansen stole the show with his role as the strong-willed and dependable leader contrasting with Lowe's as the antithesis.
With the exception of Contact, Hollywood's notion of what a scientist is has been so far from reality, yet Revelations has discovered a new extreme to take it to by contrasting it with a well-researched religious background.
There are two alternative and sharply contrasting approaches to getting currencies right.
The answer, of course, is that life is more complicated than the contrasting positions of globalization as panacea or curse.
Pointedly, Russia claims that it is a status quo power, contrasting itself with the US, which it calls a “revisionist” power seeking to destabilize the world by promoting regime change, especially in the Arab world.
The differences arise largely from contrasting assumptions about how economies respond to changes in trade volumes sparked by liberalization.
An insider knows best how to reconcile contrasting interests and how to get the institutional machinery moving again, as Juncker showed with his deft handling of the distribution of tasks among the individual Commissioners.
To make sense of these two contrasting perspectives, we need to step back and consider the fundamental drivers of growth.
Contrasting its fighters’ bravery and commitment with the “comfort” of Muslim bystanders, Al Qaeda tries to rally more fighters to its cause in Iraq.
Comparing and contrasting the two sides of the Atlantic has a long pedigree, of course.
The result is that many leading Europeans begin to define their intentions for the Union by contrasting it to the USA.
Consider the contrasting experiences of Coke and Pepsi.
What are the alternatives, if any?Different experts, studies, and organizations adopt contrasting but often equally legitimate and scientifically-founded perspectives on these questions.
Reports detail contrasting recommendations by individual members and explain reasons for differences.
The issues that preoccupy health policymakers and practitioners in Lima, Cairo, Kolkata, and Jakarta reflect contrasting climates, geographies, histories, and cultures.
Last week, similarly celebratory reports emanated from Brussels heralding the “return to growth” in Cyprus, and contrasting this piece of “good” news to Greece’s “return to recession.”
Europe’s Ukrainian LifelineNEW YORK – Last weekend’s European Parliament election and presidential election in Ukraine produced sharply contrasting results.
In fact, these contrasting trends present an ideal opportunity for global demographic rebalancing.
Whereas the mainstream press seems intent on exploring their candidacies as a contest of contrasting personalities, the fact is that both candidates are extremely well qualified.
Rather than arguing for or against Europe, political contestants would debate contrasting visions of Europe.
The Diplomacy OptionDENVER – A senior Russian diplomat, in contrasting North Korea and Iran, once said to me: “The North Koreans are like neighborhood children with matches.
These contrasting experiences have led to starkly different – and dangerously divisive – foreign-policy approaches.
Contrasting the findings of these surveys demonstrates that over the two years when sectarian violence has increased, Iraqis increasingly view their fate in a national, rather than communal, context.
PRINCETON – In contrasting decisions last month, a United States Court of Appeals struck down a US Food and Drug Administration requirement that cigarettes be sold in packs with graphic health warnings, while Australia’s highest court upheld a law that goes much further.
Aron and Sartre developed contrasting, but equally controversial, styles of destroying received belief.
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