Examples of using Contrasted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Old Law contrasted with the New Law.
Are we talking about a mere opinion or there is any data contrasted behind?
They contrasted with those of other philosophers at the time.
The character of Prince Leopold contrasted strongly with that of his wife.
Contrasted to the scorching desert that surrounds this place, so are these people.
The Holocaust certainly may be compared and contrasted to other events in history;
It looked especially contrasted against the background of many couples to the neighboring tables.
It may be the center of the whole room or unremarkable,but it must be contrasted with the other elements of the interior.
His emotional disposition contrasted with the cold, academic and dour personality of his successor.
Spend an hour or two wandering around the park area,taking in the lush greenery contrasted with the thriving urban center below.
It is wonderfully contrasted with the other, the Southern composition created almost simultaneously with this.
However, if the bag is too bland ortoo simple when contrasted with the gown being worn, this can be jarring.
Bush also contrasted his military service to Clinton's lack thereof, and criticized Clinton's lack of foreign policy expertise.
We are all sad when we think of the wondrouspotentialities human beings seem to have, as contrasted with their small accomplishments.
The actions of the Dominion are contrasted with the reactions of the regular characters to the Skrreea refugees.
In her early Italian films,her voice was dubbed by someone else because her rather deep voice contrasted with her frail and youthful appearance.
She contrasted the"unrestrained commemorations" in the Armenian diaspora with the commemorations in Yerevan, which according to her,"lacked the necessary depth and breadth".
Figure 1:Observed Global Warming during the period 1880 through 2006 contrasted with predicted temperature drops from a range of nuclear wars.
This was contrasted with the previous administration's failure to prevent France from annexing the Republic of Corsica, a British ally, during the Corsican Crisis two years earlier.
The name anhydrite was given by A. G. Werner in 1804,because of the absence of water of crystallization, as contrasted with the presence of water in gypsum.
The distorted findings of the UN probe- falsely accusing Israel of war crimes-were contrasted with those of the experienced military officers, who explained how Israel acted in self-defense, and to minimize casualties.
Especially when contrasted with surgery, natural medication for frequent urination has a number of different benefits that would make it an attractive option for those who actively want to deal with the symptoms of frequent urination.
We have been familiar for 40 years with this image: the fragile beauty of land,ocean and clouds, contrasted with the sterile moonscape on which the astronauts left their footprints.
They especially cite the use of uprightroman lettering in All Religions contrasted with the italic, cursive writing on several plates of No Natural Religion;"this style was easier to execute since it required fewer independent strokes.
Northern Hemisphere average surface airtemperatures anomalies during the last 1000 years contrasted with forecast temperature drops from a range of nuclear conflicts.
Figure 2: Northern Hemisphere average surfaceair temperatures during the last 1000 years contrasted with forecast temperature drops from a range of nuclear conflicts.4.
The Swedish Academy said that the book"contains magnificent images of alost culture in the North African desert contrasted with a depiction of Europe seen through the eyes of unwanted immigrants.".
You see, all the coups d'état and the corruption I would seen in Liberia andneighboring countries, contrasted with the wonderful examples I have researched about Botswana and in South Africa of good leadership.
You see, all these countries I lived in, the coups d'état and the corruption I would seen in Ghana and Gambia andin Zimbabwe, contrasted with the wonderful examples I had seen in Botswana and in South Africa of good leadership.
