in contrast to

The term was often used in contrast to hard left.

He did not like community life, it was in contrast to his nature.

In contrast to this, however, his eyes and hair were dark as night.

But that would be in contrast to every election since 1988.

That is in contrast to a loss of $17 million last year.

In contrast to most other members of the family, they fly during the day.

In contrast to years past, hydrogen was not part of the plan.

In contrast to the food, it was a very good wine.

In contrast to what's coming out of your audio system?

But, in contrast to 25 years ago, they now seem to be a minority.

The increase is in contrast to other markets around the country.

It is in contrast to his idea of normal science.

But the issue is not the authority of the "national" government in contrast to states' rights.

The young woman's hair was short, in contrast to the other women Margaret had seen.

In contrast to those around him, he puts no value on money and power.

In contrast to television, radio may seem a simple matter.

But it stands in contrast to what he wrote for the 25th book.

The phone companies' approach is in contrast to that of most corporations.

These values are in contrast to what the mainstream people believe.

In contrast to that season was 1987, when 15 pitchers started games.

But in contrast to the first, it was a small, neighborhood concern.

In contrast to the rest of the city, it was still very much awake.

Both feet can raise from the ground at any time, in contrast to power walking.

In contrast to many of his contemporaries, he was quite free.

In contrast to other migrant groups, there is little sense of community among them.