a poignant contrast造句

• Pictures of McEnroe as a smiling, apparently carefree baby provide a poignant contrast to the footage of his disputes with umpires.
• Suljagi
  's honesty about himself and others makes for a poignant contrast when he gives an insight into the emotions of people living in fear and isolation.
• The tiny monk in the Friedrich and the fisher in the Turner establish a poignant contrast between the infinite vastness of a pantheistic God and the infinite smallness of His creatures.
• The scene on Sunday was such a poignant contrast to those heady days when Bill Clinton and Vernon Jordan used to race around in the sun in their golf cart, talking bawdily about women, cigars in hand.