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For there is an unnerving tension at the core of "That Used to Be Us, " a discordant emotional counterpoint.

The painting portray the beauty of nature AS counterpoint to that of a human body.

The dark curtains make an interesting counterpoint to the lighter walls.

She seemed a counterpoint to Mr. Strauss-Kahn, whose male foibles were all too apparent.

He licked his dry lips again, in counterpoint to the tears that started to stream down her face, as he continued.

BMW Group member of the Board of Management for Production, Frank-Peter Arndt had a valid counterpoint to offer, however.

Its counterpoint was a dramatic ivory smoking jacket with satin lapels , worn with long, full pants with permanent creases.

In odd counterpoint, colorful tapestries and paintings, masterworks all, hung undisturbed except where bulging walls had pushed them awry.

The curve of someone's hip should echo a draped garment one frame over. Bright colors on a dress should play counterpoint off a nearby coat.

The Games are moving on. And Britain, which scored its best medal haul in a century, is a counterpoint to China.

The film is in lurid colors, a pulp counterpoint to the elegance of the action.

The aim is to undertake a residency program that can act as a fundamental counterpoint to local English references.

During 90 minutes over coffee in a street-side cafe in the city, they offered a critical counterpoint to the protesters.

The glass and steel structure of the new addition provides a dynamic counterpoint to the polychromatic facades of the heritage buildings.

In part 2, the author has a discussion of the composition of double- counterpoint from the angle of harmonic rhythm and harmonic processing.

Courses in organ include organ pedagogy, counterpoint, and worship service playing.

During the last year of his life Schubert sought out a counterpoint teacher and took lessons.

I felt a formless faith when I rode through summer woods, when I heard the counterpoint of breaking waves, when I held a flower in my hand.

It is unrealistic to presuppose a sophisticated knowledge of harmony and counterpoint in a beginning music student.

which are bound together with a counterpoint melody on a giutar.

Its assessment provides a sobering counterpoint to excitement over "green shoots" of recovery seen in some recent economic data.

Many critics of Eamily Bronte's novel Wuthering Heights see its second part as a counterpoint.

Some might consider the organisation a natural counterpoint to Nato.

But what's often overlooked is a common-sense counterpoint: in some circumstances, it can be good for you, too.

Mexico became a counterpoint to the caste society that developed in its northern neighbour.

In Egypt , president offers eloquent counterpoint to bin Laden's venom .

One hopes the Chinese don't see their expanding economic power as reason to arm , and provide counterpoint to the US military.

The two melodies are played in counterpoint.

It's the counterpoint to Hannah Arendt's Banality of Evil .

relating to or characteristic of or according to the rules of counterpoint.

Many critics of Eamily Bronte's novel Wuthering Hnines sayest its Number 2 part as a counterpoint.

Counterpoint: Web is often easier to develop, especially if targeting multiple devices

On Monophonic Counterpoint with Its Texture Composing: Research on Technique of Counterpoint in Modern Music

Among these three correspondences, the division of interval counterpoint is a new viewpoint toward the division of counterpoint;

Difference of Measuring Result's Counterpoint, Diphase and Measuring Implement's Stability

Analysis On "Sound-Picture Counterpoint" Expressive Tension in Film and Animation

Criticism between Opposition and Counterpoint

counterpoint of sound and picture

Double counterpoint in the octave