Sentence examples similar to juxtaposed with far from inspiring English sources

The reclining figure is a paraphrase of the Dying Gaul, and is juxtaposed with the far less formal self-depiction by the artist.

Mixed programmes, with contemporary music (whether premieres or not) juxtaposed with popular repertory, seem far less frequent now than they were even 20 years ago.

This brilliant opening, juxtaposed with the first atomic detonation made by the Soviet Union on the far side of the world, launches a cold war narrative with the sub-theme of late-20th century American subconscious, a longstanding DeLillo preoccupation.

Three replicas of those reliefs are juxtaposed with limestone carvings by an unknown sculptor, made for a far-off church in a small provincial town.

Played by the fabulously poignant Thomas Walker, Platée's gullibility was more pathetic than amusing, particularly when juxtaposed with dance sequences that captured the exhausted, drugged but desperately partying atmosphere of staying far too late at a club night.

My own observation of staff members' experiences at the State Department juxtaposed with the family leave policies of other nations made me painfully aware of how far behind our country is in this respect.

This result is interesting when juxtaposed with genetic data, because no genetic distinction between intertidal and sublittoral N. concinna has been found so far and they are suspected to form a single genetic entity [ 22].

Accusing stares juxtaposed with oblivious self-obsession.

Wistful romances are juxtaposed with tragic tales of starving children.

Recent volcanoes are juxtaposed with old and highly dissected ones.

Men of action juxtaposed with the men behind the media.