Sentence examples for juxtaposing this with from inspiring English sources

By juxtaposing this with the lovely day, and the dog playing with the little cat, and the guard looking at them tenderly, Simenon is telling us that though life is beautiful, it is also appalling.

He highlights the performance of Keith Barron as Captain Striker as being "a master class of under-stated menace" and "pitch perfect", juxtaposing this with the over-the-top pantomime villainy of Lynda Baron as Captain Wrack, with the two captains balancing each other out perfectly.

Juxtaposing this with the capacity of countries in the North highlights a massive disparity: the author of Afrihealth quotes a colleague who stated that "the total academic public health workforce in Africa could fit into the department of epidemiology at Johns Hopkins "  [ 11].

"Klimt's 'The Kiss' shows the love and relationship between people, and I have juxtaposed this with the capacity of hate the regime holds for its people".

We sometimes juxtapose this with a fragrant fennel and blood orange salad, topped with pitted black olives.

We decided to juxtapose this with the beautiful chamber music he wrote inspired by his relationship with Mathilde Wesendonck, since this seemed to highlight one of the big questions which always arises in discussions of his work - how could a man capable of producing such exquisitely beautiful music also hold such obnoxious political views?

Barlow dissected the Anarchist League and "the contradictory nature of their organization" which patrolled a "poor and dirty" world, and juxtaposed this with the "opulent organization of the (state)".

He juxtaposes this with Bart's realization later in the episode that "life suddenly feels empty and incomplete" without a soul, which suggests "either that the soul is real or it is at least a useful fiction".

But the film smartly juxtaposes this with images of breast cancer protests of the early 90s, which were fueled by anger at the growing epidemic, not optimism for a cure, targeting governments for not devoting more money to research and prevention and, more importantly, going after corporations whose products and pollution may be responsible for the rise in incidents.

The paper draws on the literature on how designers impose order, juxtaposing this characterization with a case study of a long-term collaborative fine art practice.

By focusing on the rock, by juxtaposing this rock with the one on Golgotha and the rock covered by the Kaaba in Mecca, Makiya has left lingering throughout the novel the imprint of paganism that was such an important influence in the formation of the three faiths.