He was a man of noble birth, and with his social gifts, his appreciation of art and letters, his knowledge of men and the world, presented a sharp contrast to Marius.
They offered a sharp contrast to Roman law, which acted in the public interest, balanced evidence, and sought only to get at the truth.
In sharp contrast to the Far East Command, there was little support among senior Army officials in Europe for full integration.
As for the men themselves, their attitudes were in sharp contrast to those predicted by the Army traditionalists.
Unconformably overlying the whole series and in sharp contrast to the fine wind-blown stuff below it, is a third series of coarse deposits about five hundred feet thick.
If we turn now from eastern civilisation to ancient Greece, the picture there presented to us is in many ways in sharp contrast to anything we have yet examined.
In Athens the position of women stands out in sharp contrast.
Its elevated language is in sharp contrast to that of almost all the other Varuna hymns.
Drona's soul ascends to heaven, a burning fire like a sun; In sharp contrast to the older 'thumbkin' soul which Yama receives and carries off in the tale of Satyavant.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sharp contrast" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
