Sentence examples for because of its juxtaposition from inspiring English sources
It mesmerized because of its juxtaposition to a head shot of Jandali, Jobs's 80-year-old biological father, who stared out with the same rimless glasses, aquiline nose, receding hairline and intense brown eyes.
Much of the film's ensuing violence is staged obliquely or kept off camera, but it's still shocking because of its juxtaposition with mundane images of daily life.
Some of its juxtapositions create forms which have little precedent, apart from in puzzles.
Mr. Arad, a partner at Handel Architects, said the panel reached a consensus on the winning design because of its imaginative juxtaposition of an inviting neighborhood oasis with a thought-provoking yet unobtrusive memorial element.
It has echoes of Henry James in its juxtaposition of American and European settings.
(Perhaps it's the well-oiled delivery that Mr. Godard found so enchanting.) "That Old Dream That Moves" is an apt and urbane -- though slight because of its rigidly worked-out nature -- juxtaposition to the bleak, pastoral directness of "La Libertad".
It fascinated the 6 million residents of this former British colony not only because of its lurid details but also because of the juxtaposition of brutal crime and the cuddly icon.
The 1960s vision for Newcastle was on a vastly different scale than before, and is more dramatic because of its incompleteness; you're forced to comprehend the jarring juxtapositions of brutalist architecture and heritage monumentality that the contemporary city generates.
The game is the sequel to Cannon Fodder, which drew criticism for its juxtaposition of war and humour and its use of iconography closely resembling the remembrance poppy.
