Sentence examples for constant juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

There's a constant juxtaposition of the dowdiness of DDR products and the technological goods produced in the west.

The constant juxtaposition of love and hatred looks like an obsession; and, like all obsessions, soon becomes tiresome.

Solo voices are blended with vocal quartet and choir, and there is a constant juxtaposition of the available forces.

It's a drama heightened by the fact that journals are linked to one another, creating a constant juxtaposition of posts among the students.

The hope of the more defiant members of the cabinet is that the Tories will wilt in the glare of a campaign; but the constant juxtaposition of David Cameron, their leader, and Mr Brown may have the opposite effect.

On another, an illustrated siren swims amid a sea of pixels — a nod to the pair's constant juxtaposition of the hand-drawn and the digital — in a woven re-creation of an invitation for a Givenchy show.

Subtle changes of level are another constant, as are juxtapositions of curves and angles.

This is the ultimate theme of The Waste Land, concretized by the poem's constant rhetorical shifts and its juxtapositions of contrasting styles.