The dress has a beautiful contrast between red and white.

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Slender and form-fitting with a high cut, the new qipao contrasted sharply with the traditional one.

He was a man of very little imagination, in sharp contrast with his brother, who had, perhaps, too much.

Mary was sleeping; she was still wearing her torn white dress, and her long black hair, resting in a dishevelled manner upon her shoulders, contrasted strongly with the paleness of her face.

In contrast to English, which is Subject-Verb-Object, Japanese is Subject-Object-Verb.

A cat contrasts with a dog well.

In England, they say "as drunk as a lord," in Russia by contrast, "as drunk as a shoemaker."

There was a strange contrast between the sweet promise of the spring and this sinister quest upon which we were engaged.

Japan is a country of contrasts.