Sentence examples for juxtaposed elements from inspiring English sources

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The viewer begins to realize that various juxtaposed elements are intended to have more of a metaphoric than strictly narrative relationship, as we're repeatedly presented with visual juxtapositions that seem to assert that the polarities we expect will be maintained -- like purity and corruption, innocence and knowledge, or desire and repulsion -- are breaking down.

This search for remembrance addresses juxtaposing elements of history and future development through a series of interventions mediating the two.

The best way to look and feel current and festive is to juxtapose elements of drama with elements of casualness.

"When you juxtapose two elements that are not necessarily compatible, it forms a third element that is interesting," Mr. Kay said.

Lepage was noted for juxtaposing multicultural elements in his plays, often to surprising effect.

Mr. Spielberg doesn't merely juxtapose those elements but seems rather to unite them; they meet, somehow, at the horizon.

She did know, instinctively, how to juxtapose disparate elements of a wardrobe in a way that was attuned to a moment in both fashion and culture that favors collage.

I am interested in mystery, and absurdity, and wonder, and I often juxtapose opposing elements and scenarios to warp and upend reality.

Richard Misrach created a massive project, known as the Desert Cantos, in which he photographed desert scenes in colour, sometimes juxtaposed against sinister elements such as nuclear sites.

Composed in memory of Mr. MacMillan's mother, who died in 2008, the concerto derives its considerable emotive impact from graceful and grotesque elements juxtaposed with a dreamy illogic.