tonal contrast

The bright salmon pink interior of Alice's parasol strikes a pleasant tonal contrast.

The smaller diptychs, arranged horizontally, are based on a clear tonal contrast: one side is darker, the other lighter.

The doll was chosen for its tonal contrast and its ability to withstand the intense lights needed.

The big dark tree to the right is in tonal contrast with the white clouds.

Middle Chinese had a three-way tonal contrast on all syllables except those ending in stops.

The strong tonal contrast of the angel's wings throw the figures into relief against the background.

Far from being whimsical or tricksy, this roots the action in a plausible world of escalating terror to which England provides a tonal contrast.

This gives better tonal contrast than any other pairing.

The various types of plains material recognized on Mercury exhibit little tonal contrast.

There is no tonal contrast in unstressed syllables, which have only phonetic mid tones.