Sentences with phrase «sharp relief»

This confusion has been brought into sharp relief by the world crisis; but it existed before the crisis, and it may well continue after the crisis is over.

Conflict generated by identity is also in sharp relief in the way the native title system operates.

Because of that meeting, «I have come to understand in sharper relief how damaging my words were,» he wrote in the statement released through his denomination's news service.

Of course cooling, which is as naturally likely as not, will bring the benefits of warming into very sharp relief.

What came into sharper relief on those roads, however, was the new car's improved chassis.

That awareness has the effect of casting into sharp relief everything you do and every choice you make.

And with those old battle lines of rich vs. poor brought into sharp relief once again, its message feels right on point.

These issues are thrown into sharp relief almost every time there is an ICO.

Oh you so put the problem in sharp relief.

The tension between Anderson's wicked sense of humour and his immaculate craftsmanship — the latter placed in even sharper relief by scenes depicting Reynolds's own meticulous process, legible but not underlined as an allegory for filmmaking — is potent stuff.

Bultmann has no intention of mitigating this scandalon, indeed he seeks to accentuate it, to throw it into even sharper relief by removing every trace of mythology which obscured it.

Ministers» difficulty in retaining a place in the professional middle class comes into sharp relief when they face financing college education, retirement and even elder care for their parents.

When Amnesia: The Dark Descent swept the forums and news sites back in 2010, it stood in sharp relief against the rest...

With every price spike, the antipathy has deepened, but the hostility has come into sharper relief after Ontario followed B.C.'s example this spring by introducing its own market - cooling measures.

This was brought into sharp relief through a series of experiments based on theoretical work done by the Irish physicist John Bell in the early 1960s.

While reinvigorating his career, sort of, Huston threw into sharp relief what is wrong with this PGA Tour season, the most blah in recent memory: Like a weekly screening of Groundhog Day, it's a numbing overdose of the familiar.

Red and yellow leaves on the trees stood out in sharp relief as cars sailed north and south on the Henry Hudson Parkway.

Put together, these incidents throw into sharp relief Apple's strengths and weaknesses.

Human sin ought to throw into sharper relief precisely what it is against which man is rebelling.

If one remembers that St. Pau1 uses both ideas to combat the attacks of Gnosticism, the uniqueness and finality of Christ are only thrown into still sharper relief.

Mr. Cuomo's seeming nihilism was cast in even sharper relief considering he had just unveiled a $ 152.3 billion budget with a $ 3.5 billion deficit, a gap that the governor also envisions being filled in large part by tax revenue.

But the images from Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend — of white supremacists clashing with protesters in an American city — threw into sharper relief Mr. Loeb's racially charged analogy.

«It really shows in sharp relief just how complicated those changes must have been.

«The sequencing and posting of the HeLa genome brought into sharp relief important ethical and policy issues,» said Dr. Collins.

A growing feud over the use of American wood to fuel power production in Europe came into sharp relief yesterday as an environmental group staged a seafaring protest during a forest industry conference.

And with magnifier Jupiter blowing everything up to 1,000 percent the original size, it's no surprise that our divergences have stood out in such sharp relief.

But what The Campaign does best is pull into sharp relief exactly how incomparable — and incomparably bleak — a satire is Idiocracy and how good and brave a satirist is Mike Judge.

Change of address notwithstanding, the psychological geography of Greenberg is terrain Baumbach has been mapping in increasingly sharp relief since his 1995 debut feature, Kicking and Screaming — an awkward middle distance between here and there, whether those opposing forces are postgraduate anomie and adult responsibility, the rival affections (or lack thereof) of two divorcing parents, or the cultural bipolarities of New York and Los Angeles.

It's a clash between competing visions for how to improve schools, which in Chicago have come into unusually sharp relief.

Older islands such as Kauai and Oahu have the luxury of time to cultivate more extensive coral barriers, while younger Lanai and the still - building Big Island are surrounded by sharp relief formations that offer swim - throughs, grottoes and arches.

Everything from concrete textures, foliage, water and animals has been thrown into sharper relief making the natural beauty of both Los Santos's urban jungle and its outlying areas a wonder to behold.

Strategically placed objects in her photographs come into sharper relief during the collage stage as deliberately exposed tape and abrupt lines between forms frame our perspective, focusing us on the distinct cultural languages that she puts on view.

The need to resolve such boundary disputes between national constitutional orders and the European constitutional order has come into sharp relief with the Danish Supreme Court's decision in Dansk Industri not to apply the general principle of non-discrimination on the basis of age despite the Court of Justice finding the principle applicable.

The decision throws into sharp relief questions about the effectiveness of judicial review in criminal causes or matters where PII is claimed.

The reputations of the five Prime Ministers is thrown into even sharper relief when we look at the verdicts of their party's own supporters — Conservative supporters on Thatcher, Heath and Major, and Labour supporters on Blair and Brown.

«Juggling being a parent and a career, I had obviously experienced my own fair share of the barriers that women have to navigate, but it was really that push that came when my daughter got that diagnosis [which] threw everything into very sharp relief.

He is our real world in sharp relief against the possibility of Wakanda, and it is a damning juxtaposition.

To put recent trends in even sharper relief, 205 abortion restrictions were enacted over the past three years (2011 — 2013), but just 189 were enacted during the entire previous decade (2001 — 2010).

The battle between the tech community and the federal government, which came into sharp relief after San Bernardino, may be about to restart.

Every time a paparazzi pic is taken, his impressive... physical characteristics... are displayed in sharp relief through his trousers.

Whether you need a bird's - eye view to check for safety, or making a precision parking maneuver, your surroundings are shown in sharp relief on the 10.2» iDrive touchscreen.

These threats are brought into sharp relief by anxieties about mass immigration, especially in Europe.

Serrano's works put into sharp relief how America is truly a nation where anything is possible.

Spending on innovation among the richest nations took a nosedive early last year and began a slow recovery in 2009 — shown in sharp relief by data in a report issued today by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Last year, Google India's director of e-commerce and online Nitin Bawankule put the opportunity into sharp relief when he spoke at an industry event.

This brings the reality of life in the 21st century into sharp relief, which is a good thing — even if it doesn't always feel that way while it is happening.

Though this brutal aftermath of the storm has brought the weaknesses of Puerto Rico's power sector into sharp relief, it was creaking long before Hurricane Maria struck and even before the island's financial downturn.

The adjustments faced by the United Kingdom after its voters» decision to leave the EU were brought into sharp relief by the weakness of the British pound, which fell following the UK government's announcement it would seek to start negotiations with the EU about the terms of the UK's departure early in 2017.