The English officers stood grouped together, affording a strong contrastto their French captors.
The Andantino which follows offers a strong contrast to both movements of the concertante.
Electra's middle song (14) is in strong contrast to the passionate outbursts of the other two; here her happy love seems to fill her very being.
The Abyssinian blood showed in strong contrast to the negro type around him, and he was far superior in intelligence to any of the Central Africans.
The station was in complete order: the cultivation was thriving, and the general appearance of the government settlement was a strong contrastto the surrounding wilderness of high grass, and the large and dirty town of Masindi.
The white uniforms of the soldiers formed a strong contrast to the black figures of the naked Baris; thus we could see the affair distinctly.
His indefatigable activity both of mind and body formed a strong contrast to the lethargy of early years.
The austerity and self-denial of earlier days formed a strong contrast to the pomp of his present establishment and the profuse luxury of his table.
The use of the slanted-cut pen tended towards the compression of the letters, thus forming a strong contrast to the letters produced in the earlier periods with the straight-cut pen.
It dries with a dull, velvet-like surface which shows in strong contrast to brightly burnished gold.
In the latter part of this century a very large number of Bibles appear to have been written, and volumes were smaller, standing out in strong contrast to the ponderous tomes of the preceding century.
In strong contrast to these creatures of court favour were the twelve nominees of the barons.
A dependant of the King of France and a subject of the King of England, the new pope showed a complaisance towards kings which stood in strong contrast to the ultramontane austerity of his predecessors.
But his strength of will and seriousness of purpose stand in strong contrast to his father's weakness and levity.
Some few of the houses are large and comfortable, being of modern construction, forming a strong contrast to the low turf-roofed log-cabins which are to be seen in such close proximity to them.
Now and again a few sheep were seen cropping the thin brown moss and straggling verdure, tended by a boy clad in a fur cap and skin capote, forming a strong contrast to his bare legs and feet.
The masses of the people are cheerful and talkative in the extreme, exhibiting a strong contrast in this respect to those of Russia, who have a chronic expression of dreariness and inanity, and who, as a rule, are essentially silent and sad.
The only place where Turkish beggars are seen is the area or vicinity of a mosque, and even here very few obtrude themselves; forming a strong contrast to the multitudes that beset houses of Christian worship.
In the glow of her prosperity she formed a strong contrast to the rest of Africa, which remained almost unknown, shrouded in darkness.
In strong contrast to the northern sections are those of the eastern part of the State.
In strong contrast to this fertile section are the lesser deserts, which lie back of the Atlas Mountains, where they follow the coast line.
This he spoke with a tone of conscious importance, which formed a strong contrast to the modest terms which he thought it proper to employ.
The downcast and sorrowful looks of these venerable men, their silence and their mournful posture, formed a strong contrast to the levity of the revellers on the outside of the castle.
The man's reddish hair and beard and sunburnt face made a spot of colour in the leaden grey landscape; his vigorous personality was in strong contrast to the impersonal solemnity of the marsh.
She was an odd-looking old lady, with jet black hair and curiously light-coloured eyes, which were in strong contrast to her very dark complexion, and gave her rather a strange expression.
He seemed to multiply his defences in proportion to the little he had to defend; in strong contrast to his antagonist's short, nervous, home-thrust arguments.
Constance gave her a significant glance, a strong contrast to the earnest simplicity of Fleda's face, and presently inquired if she ever wrote poetry.
The Banquet music (strings only) is bagpipey, and the marches for Macbeth and Macduff are stirring and in strong contrast, while there is fine battle music for the close.
The second theme in the relative minor {44} is very pathetic, and in strong contrast to the first.
Such extent of suffrage ought surely to content the most democratic, and certainly presents a strong contrast to the farce of national representation which has been so long enacting in the Peninsula.
Between the state of Portugal and that of Spain there are, at the present moment, points of strong contrast, and others of striking similarity.
As I entered the house before the rising of the curtain, I had leisure to look about me, and I found even in the audience a strong contrast to those of London.
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