Sentence examples for its juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

It mesmerized because of its juxtaposition to a head shot of Jandali, Jobs's 80-year-old biological father, who stared out with the same rimless glasses, aquiline nose, receding hairline and intense brown eyes.

And, thanks to the nature of the material it dealt with, it was as wonderfully surreal in its juxtaposition of the insane and the resolutely proper as one of Gilliam's animations it was a true work of found Python art.

Each is self-contained and neatly tells its story not only by what it says, but, equally powerfully, by what it leaves out — and by its juxtaposition, or syncopation, with its neighbors.

The vasculogenic activity in the vicinity of the PCV and its juxtaposition to the newly emerging ISVs makes it difficult to determine whether the ISV truly sprouts from its accompanying or is generated by (PECAM-1 negative) angioblasts recently added to the PCV by vasculogenesis.

A meditation on the car as the central form and fantasy of modern society — and on the car crash as a kind of wish-fulfillment or consummation — it is both insightful and noticeably dated, especially in its juxtaposition of scenes of a car moving through a carwash and close-ups of a woman showering.

It's fair to argue that the (accidental) violence against women in "Model" was ineffectual as comedy, but it wouldn't be right to talk about that plot line until fully considering its juxtaposition with "So Did The Fat Lady," where it became clear C.K. had a bigger point to make about the way we treat different sorts of women.

(The album's title, Mr. Longstreth says, symbolizes its juxtapositions of style: "It has something a little bit barbed and sharp, as well as something smooth and affirming and gentle").

Between its plot (which echoes "Get Shorty"), its mannered take on hard-boiled prose and its juxtapositions of carnage and comedy, it's practically an homage.

Part III, "Tabula Rasa," offers eight dancers moving under a glowing set of light tubes, and it shows Mr. Forsythe's influence in its juxtapositions of groups and solos, its extreme articulations and speed.

The messiness and lumpiness of east London is sometimes part of its attraction: its juxtapositions and surprises, its possibilities, the sense it has of being a place in motion, whose personality is still up for negotiation.

But the Emerson has thought deeply about its juxtapositions.