trast

In the distance, a small building added a dramatic con­trast to the Menin Gate and to the silence of the region.

Archive 2009-04-01 Hels 2009

In the distance, a small building added a dramatic con­trast to the Menin Gate and to the silence of the region.

ANZAC Day 2009: Longstaff in Ypres Hels 2009

(The 70th, in con - trast, incorporated Company D tanks directly into the battered medium tank companies about the same time.)

Steel Victory Yeide, Harry 2003

Here the con trast is with the Aaronic priesthood.

Our Man In Heaven: An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews 1973

In Greece of the fourth century B.C. the great con - trast was that between nature and custom.

NATURE GEORGE BOAS 1968

From the time when man first practiced agriculture and began to domesticate animals, the con - trast between the tamed agricultural landscape and the wild, untouched country elsewhere must have been apparent.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas RAYMOND F. DASMANN 1968

The lat - ter meaning would be interesting only by way of con trast or similarity to our own reactions.

LOVE DENIS DE ROUGEMONT 1968

Ismā ` īlīs, who came to develop a philosophy of their own, distinct from the Peripatetics, a philosophy which reached its peak with Nāṩir-e Khusraw who, in con - trast to the early Peripatetics nearly all of whom wrote in Arabic, composed his philosophical works in Persian.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas SEYYED HOSSEIN NASR 1968

The au - thor looks with distinct disfavor on the baroque, its sensual mysticism, its externality, its verbalism in con - trast to the truly Dutch (and at the same time universal) art of Rembrandt.

BAROQUE IN LITERATURE REN 1968

Wölfflin suggests that the con - trast between Ariosto's Orlando Furioso (1516) and Tas - so's Gerusalemme liberata (1584) could be compared to the distinction between Renaissance and baroque.

BAROQUE IN LITERATURE REN 1968