Sentence examples for cool juxtaposition from inspiring English sources
I think it's a cool juxtaposition -- very Old World faded prints with hypermodern tailoring.
The greenery provides a very cool juxtaposition with the cityscape outside DotCloud's 16th floor windows — a blend of Gordon Gekko's office and Jurassic Park that somehow works really well.
She manages to put fresh life into the collage genre, creating some cool juxtapositions.
And then, what's also cool is the juxtaposition: Times Square is this huge, crazy spectacle, and then you go into a theater that's quiet, very simple, and she was just as hypnotized by it.
COOL Is a juxtaposition of past and future.
Romy Dorotan seemed to turn everything toward the East, with sudden juxtapositions of cool courtyards and hot sunlight (the farm-raised veal was curried; the sweet trout heated with cayenne; baby fennel chilled with watermelon ice) and yet the more time you spent with his menu, the more its European and Davidian origins emerged.
The warmth of the sun was the perfect juxtaposition to the cool waters flowing over the rock, and after our short hike, we were all eager to get wet.
Strong CO2 sink areas were seen in the transition zone between the subtropical gyre and subpolar waters, around 60°S to 40°S in the Southern Ocean and 40°N to 60°N in the North Atlantic, owing to low pCO2 waters formed by juxtaposition of the cooling of warm waters with biological drawdown of pCO2 in the nutrient-rich subpolar waters.
It goes from chaotic to cool while remaining grounded in strange juxtapositions.
The piano part, though seemingly cool and reticent, included treacherous metrical juxtapositions; in one eye-popping measure near the end of the third movement, five-beat patterns in the right hand scuttled over groupings of three and four notes in the left.
Remember the time Carol Channing co-presented with LL Cool J? This year was full of similarly odd juxtapositions: where else would you see the lead singer of Poison get knocked on the head by a piece of scenery, only to be followed by Stockard Channing singing "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered"?
