Sentence examples for by juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

The series also overindulges in an editing technique in which parallels are drawn by juxtaposition.

If time plotting reveals meaning by putting events in a particular order, then space plotting works by juxtaposition.

Every motif in Dalwood's picture acquires a double meaning – eastern-western – by juxtaposition, clinched by the political pun of that title.

O'Rourke's most ambitious and dynamic poems are driven, like so much in our age, by juxtaposition rather than concatenation, association rather than rhetoric.

** Here the cant phrase "at risk" is freshened by juxtaposition with "at fault," making the point that the origins (and, by extension, the pathologies) of poverty are rooted more in social than in personal responsibility.

More festivals, in idyllic destinations or not, should explicitly be this way: a declaration and a creative act, in which a lot of different kinds of musical and literary sensibilities, low-key or oblique or confrontational, barely out of the egg or middle-aged and experienced, can be made memorable by juxtaposition and setting.

But unfair or not, it's not argument that even remotely justifies Packer's claim that "Santorum believes in a religious test" and "that may be all he believes in," let alone his analogy-by-juxtaposition between the former Pennsylvania senator and the Taliban.

Flipping through its pages is like walking down a city street: you glimpse the unexpected in each shop window, around each corner, are surprised by juxtapositions.

Yes, that's it — am I correct in that you all believe you don't deserve to experience, for example, the simple pleasure of being amused by juxtapositions between the behaviors of disparate cultures or races or inhabitants of cities? Would a one-liner with an unexpected, yet satisfying, turn of phrase not satisfy you because you're afraid of being satisfied?

It is an archetypal urban scene, its cheek-by-jowl juxtapositions of old and new, of creation and destruction, exactly what the exhibition title is meant to evoke.

The viral genomes are in a relaxed circular conformation that is stabilized by cohesive overlaps created by the juxtaposition of the 5' ends of the two DNA strands [3].