counterpoint

A counterpoint to that is we’re living in a time when the comedy world is dominated by polarizing performers who are mainstreaming bigotry.

The counterpoint is that the good life is prettier.

The counterpoint to this is that PBS programming costs American taxpayers $1.60 per year.

The show is a smaller, scrappier counterpoint to an exhibition —and accompanying catalog — staged last fall at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center in Oklahoma City.

Here, it acts as the bright, buttery counterpoint to the smoky chorizo and creamy beans.