by contrast with造句

She seems prettier by contrast with her sister.

The true, the good and the beautiful always exist by contrast with the false, the evil and the ugly, and grow in struggle with them.

Of a sudden, then, this show of fine clothes, place, and power took on peculiar significance. It was emphasised by contrast with his own distressing state.

Thirdly, and again by contrast with Japan, China is a very big country with vast territory, rich resources, a large population and plenty of soldiers, and is capable of sustaining a long war.