Sentence examples for clear juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

Gunnar and Will's eventual fight pits the two as foils in a clear juxtaposition of the music industry Haves and Have Nots.

What Fajans and Vaughns don't actually discuss is the clear juxtaposition between them a young, mobile dancer and an aging, seated one.

Mr. Brown created a clear juxtaposition between his mother's religious lifestyle and his father's scientific mindset; this was visually illustrated by his parents' respective license plates which he held up for the audience to see.

This theory is in clear juxtaposition to operant models of human behavior that identify learning history and reinforcement as determined precursors of behavior (Skinner 1974).

HID19 consisted of a clear-cut juxtaposition of areas of compact poorly differentiated carcinoma and mucinous adenocarcinoma.

The clearest juxtaposition between past and present is his entry for Eureka, Calif., which offers images from 2011 and 1885 of Eureka's former Chinatown.

Although there are many fundamental unanswered questions about aeolian processes on Mars, Venus, and Titan, it is clear that this juxtaposition occurs because the processes that produce aeolian landscapes on Earth also operate elsewhere, but they do so under vastly different conditions and over very different time- and length-scales.

But yeah, I couldn't help but immediately start crafting a poem about the very clear and discomforting juxtaposition in that moment.

Thompson's debt to Brodie is clearest in the juxtaposition of two works recently tracked down by the private dealer Martha Henry, who collaborated with Steven Harvey on the exhibition.

Our trio of heroes are first and foremost Kindergarten-age little girls, who may use their cuteness to their advantage in battle, but do not count seduction among their many powers (a fact that is made even clearer through their juxtaposition with the lascivious Sedusa).

And then a quintessentially Milton-Keynesian pun (unintentional, made from a random juxtaposition) becomes clear: Greg Rutherford is leaping from his island into an imaginary river.