11.   This is in direct contrast to recent shows that are driven by a concept or a director as auteur.

12.   What you want to do and what you think you are capable of doing are often in direct contrast to what these devilish Open courses will allow.

13.   Wilson was in direct contrast to Ryan Thompson, who disregarded every single context clue that he was done and shipped his car north to New York.

14.   Nothing could have shown the government in Taipei to better advantage than to have it projected in such direct contrast with the government in Beijing.

15.   The decision by pressplay, which launches later this month, to let users burn songs is in direct contrast with its rival, MusicNet.

16.   This creation we are a part of is in direct contrast to the spirit of conquest which has for so long dominated our continent.

17.   Fresh polls are expected to favour the BJP, whose rise over recent years has been in direct contrast to the gradual erosion in support for the Congress.

18.   That is expected to favour the BJP, whose rise in recent years has been in direct contrast to the gradual erosion in support for the Congress.