striking contrast造句

Black and white shows a striking contrast.

Note:** Extremely striking contrast, contrast with strain P4.

This presents a striking contrast to the classical result.

Physically, Adams was a striking contrast to the gentle, slightly rumpled, professorial Hume.

In striking contrast to their brothers, the girls were both intelligent and charming.

There was certainly a striking contrast between Charles Grandet, and the worthy provincials.

In striking contrast to the east, scenes of elation were muted.

Shanghai-Hangzhou Highway divides the District into two parts of old city and new city, a striking contrast.

But the highly scattering and low level repeating of pesticide industry in China is a striking contrast with the world.

The black aluminium provides a striking contrast with the smoky grey oiled timber cladding and crisp white fascias.

The striking contrast between the apparent carefree spending of an iPhone user and the frugal, bargain-hunting mentality of a Wal-Mart customer is jarring.

An almost universal illustration of Chinese cheerfulness is to be found in their sociability, in striking contrast to the glum exclusiveness so often characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon.

The newly-shaved bald head of male dances formed the striking contrast in color with the big black dress on his body.

Moreover, the baked larva of scarab used as the substitution of meat among the people has formed a striking contrast with the luxury food fondness of games in palaces.

Her dress was of light-blue patterned silk with a lining of deep yellow and long side-slits which flared open as she walked, to give a glimpse of her smooth, shapely thighs-a striking contrast to the high, stiff collar which hid her neck.