Sentence examples for juxtaposed with one another from inspiring English sources

This first breach led to more mainstream comparisons of myths, for instance through artwork collection in the writer André Malraux's "Musée Imaginaire" (imaginary museum), in which massive artworks from different cultures are juxtaposed with one another, or more recently, the Louvre exhibition where Darth Vader stands next Hercules.

When mammalian cells are labelled for COPII components, ERGIC-53, and COPI components both their juxtanuclear and peripheral puncta are seen juxtaposed with one another, and partial, but incomplete, colocalization is observed (Martinez-Menarguez et al. 1999; Stephens et al. 2000) and see Fig.  1c.

It's a sleek display, vibrating with images from science, theater, cinema and art that have been scanned from books and magazines and juxtaposed with one another in classic collage format.

Artists used pointillism the application of dots of pure pigment juxtaposed with one another so that from afar they blend into harmonious tones to capture the essence of nature's colours in works such as Seurat's A Sunday on La Grande Jatte 1884 (1884 86) and Paul Signac's The Jetty at Cassis, Opus 198 (1889).

To emphasize this point, the back of each volume shows a picture of King as a young man (perched over a typewriter, naturally) juxtaposed with one of him now.

"I suppose I exaggerate – but I'd plunge into the Seine – or lie on a railway line – rather than lose a letter," she gushes to her soon-to-be husband, John Middleton Murry, a declaration that has been amusingly juxtaposed with one of the iciest dismissals to a rival that I have ever read.

The photos are laid out to show contrasts -- a photo of a chimp eating is juxtaposed with one of young Elizabeth Taylor midbite -- and with ironic or witty captions.

This is an unprecedented opportunity to see two highly regarded Pop Surrealist/Cartoon Surrealists work juxtaposed with one of their major influences.

Scenes are juxtaposed breathlessly with one another allowing it to hit emotional notes that few other games try, let alone prove able, to muster.

A row of newly built or renovated homes are often juxtaposed with gutted ones or empty lots.

In his diary of 1992, Am Sonnenhang, Reiner Kunze launched a number of accusations against fellow writers; the public theme, however, was juxtaposed with private ones, in particular the death of his father.