| If I know anything contrastively, it would seem, I know this: I have hands rather than stumps. |
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| The customs and norms of one cultural heritage may well vary vastly and contrastively from another. |
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| By implication, the feeling of surprise contrastively distinguishes the ordinary. |
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| Sonorants may also be contrastively, not just environmentally, voiceless. |
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| Sheik Ibraheim Omair is represented in clearly repulsive stereotypical terms which act contrastively to further confirm the positive image of Hassan. |
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