Examples of 'quite a contrast' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a contrast"
quite a contrast: This phrase is used to describe a noticeable and significant difference between two or more things. It emphasizes the juxtaposition of contrasting elements, highlighting the stark dissimilarity or disparity between them.
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quite a contrast
Quite a contrast from some of your competitors.
And their perspectives would be quite a contrast.
It will be quite a contrast to the earthly rulers.
The other man provided quite a contrast.
Quite a contrast to the more recent interpretations.
That always seemed quite a contrast to the roles she plays.
Quite a contrast to what you see here.
What he wrote on his profile and the reality was quite a contrast.
Quite a contrast to all the action it oversees.
A moon garden with a small pond and silver and black leaves dominating creates quite a contrast.
It made quite a contrast with the neighboring homes.
Coming to Oxford must have been quite a contrast.
Quite a contrast with last night.
English hymns were quite a contrast to Colombian songs.
Quite a contrast with the forest.
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Once we reached Nepal we found quite a contrast.
Quite a contrast to the wildness of the summer stones.
The new Pope was quite a contrast to his predecessor.
Quite a contrast compared to what we see if we currently look out of the window.
Linus Torvalds is a quite a contrast to Richard Stallman.
Quite a contrast to the video games that are being played by the youth of today.
The Balkan Mountains offer quite a contrast to that of the Black Sea coast.
Quite a contrast to the beginning of the Pride.
The NFL 's conference championship games are quite a contrast.
It is quite a contrast to the realistic tone of the film.
Experience a slice of real England that 's quite a contrast to the hustle and bustle of London.
It is quite a contrast when you step through the door.
For SM, the visit to Canada was quite a contrast.
It provides quite a contrast to what we often read in the media.
You know, the symbolism is totally lost on them but for us it's quite a contrast.
Quite a contrast with more recent scenes in Athens.
Mr. Kennedy 's actions in racist America are quite a contrast to his deceitful conduct in Africa.
Quite a contrast to the Ridge.
There seem to be quite a contrast between both, right?
Quite a contrast to Georgia.
Amsterdam is quite a contrast with most cities in Europe.
Quite a contrast to India.
This was quite a contrast to Harry.
Quite a contrast between Maine and Mexico.
Singapore gives quite a contrast to all the other Southeast Asian countries.
Quite a contrast to most energy-based methods of healing.
There is quite a contrast from the sub-zero.
Quite a contrast to the ancient church, is not it?
As you said, quite a contrast to the snow falling here.
Quite a contrast with the previous one!
You will find it quite a contrast to your usual tight, tense, shallow breathing.
Quite a contrast between the two!
This easy-going charm is quite a contrast from the fiery, militant his incarnation from the comics.
Quite a contrast from what we are used to, no?
The bridegroom was quite a contrast to his wife ; Gian Galeazzo was pale, studious and melancholy.
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Examples of using Quite
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But there may be quite an interesting reaction
Quite a boy you have got here
Tootie sings quite well for a child
