contrast ***
direct contrast

After a brief introduction, he is shown only in direct contrast to Richard.

His touch was gentle, in direct contrast to the strength with which he held her.

This picture of calm was in direct contrast to the activity taking place on the land beside it.

He said this was "in direct contrast to the virtual neglect of African efforts."

The games were mainly played during winter, in direct contrast to the previous summer league.

The second cross street brought her out into a place which was in direct contrast to the rest of the city.

The quiet peace of the scene was in direct contrast to my mental state.

And in direct contrast again, this approach may bring you long-term loyalty rather than compliance.

The lack of liquidity is in direct contrast to the situation last year.

"It's difficult when members work closely with unions back home and the national message is in direct contrast to what we've been doing."