Sentence examples for curious juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

Swansea City and Leeds form a curious juxtaposition.

This curious juxtaposition is a sure indication of very muddled thinking.

Next door, in curious juxtaposition, was a facility called the African Center for Infectious Disease Research and Control.

He will deliver the Republican response to Mr. Obama's address, and excerpts of the speech already released show a curious juxtaposition.

It has been a curious juxtaposition, casting light and shadow in not-quite-equal proportions on the same passions as press people together, whether in holy matrimony, as at Westminster Abbey, or unholy tryst exposed in a tabloid newspaper.

There was also another performance from Theatre of Voices: Berio's entertaining virtuoso ensemble vocalisation piece A-Ronne, which made for a curious juxtaposition with the seriousness of The Little Match Girl Passion.

And this is most apparent in the street scenes, with their curious juxtapositions and perspectives.

While it is still possible to come across a clot of sheep blocking your rental car's path, Ireland is in the midst of profound cultural change, with curious juxtapositions of the old and new.

Donald Finkel, a noted American poet whose work teemed with curious juxtapositions, which in their unorthodoxy helped illuminate the function of poetry itself, died on Nov. 15 at his home in St . Louis

PAGE A20 New Twist in MySpace Case A16 obituaries DONALD FINKEL, 79 He was a noted American poet whose work teemed with curious juxtapositions, which in their unorthodoxy helped illuminate the function of poetry itself.

The globe-straddling supply chains that fuel our multinational world sometimes throw up some curious juxtapositions (think coltan, the mineral that goes straight from Congolese informal mines into your shiny new smartphone), and this is one of the most telling.