Sentence examples for bizarre juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

The bizarre juxtaposition, a cheeky take on contemporary China, is the work of Guangzhou artist Ou Zhihang.

The most bizarre juxtaposition has to be Bono, of the rock group U2, quoting Scripture to Senator Jesse Helms.

But while the phrase "When a clock is hungry, it rides a horse" presents a similarly bizarre juxtaposition, it isn't very funny.

In such early poems, the so-called "Martian" technique, the bizarre juxtaposition which makes familiar things strange yet simultaneously more recognisable and affecting, is instantly established.

Since the first crush of grapes in October, within hailing distance of scores of yellow cabs, this bizarre juxtaposition of Manhattan streets and winemaking paraphernalia has riveted pedestrians.

Among Isis propaganda and photos of dead bodies, the feed also reportedly contains images of sunsets, baby seals and a kitten in a teacup in bizarre juxtaposition to the horrific views she espouses.

He doesn't try for bizarre juxtapositions.

The otherworldliness of the scene serves only to heighten the bizarre juxtapositions on the table.

The Surrealists, who embraced psychoanalysis, destructive impulses (particularly involving the bourgeois family) and bizarre juxtapositions, would approve.

For full appreciation of these trademark cases, one must note that several have bizarre juxtapositions — incongruities — but nevertheless fail to win the court's endorsement as protected parody.

Mr. Smith's penchant for the oblique continues: Dolly Parton meets Lord Byron, unusually bloodthirsty soccer players and bizarre juxtapositions between mortagages and patriotism.