Sentence examples for and the juxtaposition of from inspiring English sources
"It relates to weather, and the juxtaposition of weather systems.
Reckless driving and the juxtaposition of pedestrians and fast-moving heavy vehicles is common.
Stravinsky's harmony and the juxtaposition of keys act as a kind of creative sandpaper.
"This is an issue that speaks to morality and science and the juxtaposition of the both.
Another factor seems to have been an aesthetic that defined beauty in terms of symmetry and order and the juxtaposition of pure, bright saturated colours.
And the juxtaposition of Mr. Isaac and Mr. Dylan gave the wrong idea of how Mr. Dylan would finally figure in the film.
And the juxtaposition of a '60s Hollywood theme song sung by a chorus with this disarming wisp of a movie momentarily breaks the film's fragile spell.
"The Mostly Mozart Festival this summer celebrates Beethoven," a program note begins, and the juxtaposition of these two towering figures is the snoozy theme of the next month.
But I remember being bowled over by the carnival quality of the pictures and by the juxtaposition of high and low culture so evident in the pictures.
Chaney called the lyrics "condescending", and found the juxtaposition of the singers' smiling faces and the phrase "clanging chimes of doom" to be "weird".
Day, however, offered a few complimentary observations, noting that "Home" did, indeed, have merit, and that the juxtaposition of "Wonderful!
