Sentence examples for juxtapose that with from inspiring English sources

"Juxtapose that with the most fashionable bikes in New York now, the fixed-gear bikes, which are really impractical," he said.

In this vein, and because the pageant concept was already ironic, Mr. Timbers said, he wanted to "juxtapose that with a straightforward retelling of the life of L. Ron Hubbard, for the kids not to wink back at the audience but perform it very genuinely, with as much honesty and integrity as a real Scientologist would".

Then they should juxtapose that with the current situation in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Juxtapose that with this week's legislative hearings over the availability of electricity, or lack of, during a recent cold snap.

QUESTION FROM TANYA DOMI: About the legal situation — what do you make of the Obama Administration decision not to defend DOMA and juxtapose that with Obama's "evolving" position on marriage equality?

But then you have to juxtapose that with [this Congress being] one of, at least, the three most productive Congresses" since 1900, said Norman Ornstein, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.

The goal would be to be to identify ACF characteristics that are associated with β-catenin accumulation and nuclear translocation and to juxtapose that information with crypt characteristics associated with mucin depletion.

I wanted to juxtapose that idea with very still objects.

It's hard not to juxtapose that figure with the great need in the city for which the warship is named.

For example, you could focus on the detail of an ant crawling on a log, then juxtapose that image with an expansive view of the whole forest, or the season the ant is currently inhabiting.

"We thought it would be fun to juxtapose that outdated trope with the actual desires of a real woman in 2015".