The sublime and the ridiculous can coexist in disconcerting proximity.
"It's like saying that noise and silence can coexist in a room".
The problem here is how the personal and communal can coexist in the music.
Unfortunately, the notion that contradictory qualities can coexist in the same man seems beyond the authors' grasp.
As a white British born-Muslim I am living proof that the two can coexist in peace.
What he hopes for is that when Europan opens this week, two immigrants can coexist in peace.
The world of football is dominated by two types, brutes and nitpickers, and Gruden's exuberant commentary shows how both can coexist in one rather feverish person.
The work on the circuit was accompanied by the development of a mathematical theory describing how analog amplification and digital selection can coexist in the same silicon circuit.
Eisenberg said The Spoils was about "how these five young people can coexist in a complicated, heterogenous world of the big city.
Such stories from different cultures made me aware of a world of narratives, rich and varied, that can coexist in the imagination.
But how long these two worlds can coexist in such proximity without inflaming violence is a question that increasingly preoccupies the top management of ChevronTexaco.
