Sentence examples for Juxtapose from inspiring English sources

These shorts juxtapose the animal kingdom with our own animal instincts, and ask us to examine how deeply subliminal the latter can be in each of us.

Suicide bombings juxtapose these groups' disdain for life with their victims' supposed love of it.

Shadi Ghadirian's "Nil Nil" (2008) series features still lifes that juxtapose combat boots with red stilettos, a grey helmet and a colourful head scarf, a grenade and a bowl of fruit.

Though the film is divided into separate sections, the stories are interwoven both in the direction, with a character from one story walking through another's scene, and in the editing, in montage cuts that juxtapose different narrative threads.

She still lives in the trailer next door.Why juxtapose the lives of a poor man in a rich country and a relatively well-off man in a poor one?

Republican strategists around the country are surely eager to juxtapose clips of Barack Obama campaigning on promises to fix the VA with footage of patients committing suicide over delays in treatment and poor care (all collected on a useful map by the American Legion).

The exhibition will juxtapose pictures of the statues of John Smith, the early English governor of Virginia, and Princess Pocahontas, who imprisoned him before she was converted to Christianity and taken to England.

From an American perspective, one might juxtapose the killing with America's policy of targeted drone attacks.

We need politicians, not non-politicians playing politician," he said.Rhetorically pro-European but hazy on specifics, Mr Fischer clearly seeks to juxtapose himself to Mr Zeman and Mr Klaus, whom he sees as cut from the same cloth.

All of it adds to the sense of drama.The most successful passages juxtapose the personal and the political.

This behaviour is important in electronic devices that juxtapose different materials.