Sentence examples for juxtaposition of point from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Armitage's rabbit can appear from the same hat only once: now it takes more than the juxtaposition of point shoes, unconventional gestures, aggression and uncomfortable levels of noise to shock audiences into seeing ballet anew.

He cites sources for individual quotations, but never alerts us to historical debates or competing views — which is especially disappointing since new common core educational standards adopted by 46 states encourage readers to look for the juxtaposition of historical points of view.

He uses juxtaposition to point up his ideas about objects.

But the juxtaposition of the two points could be read as an implied threat.

Part of the point was the juxtaposition of the familiar (the New York Philharmonic) with the off-the-wall (a gagaku ensemble from Japan).

An obvious case in point is the juxtaposition of the RdRp gene with the genes for JRC and/or S3H in eukaryotic positive-strand RNA viruses [ 87].

He says he has never pointed out the juxtaposition of their situations, with one brother making sacrifices to play, and the other making them by not playing.

The juxtaposition of P1 and P2 is the starting point for the selection of suitable justification (internal or external) in our discussions.

On the day of the dedication the Chicago Daily News expressed this point with a photomontage juxtaposition of Taft's fountain and Lake Michigan in all its fury.

I pointed out that the juxtaposition of these two sentences presented something of a contradiction.

The temporal juxtaposition of these opposites underlines my pilot friend's point and helps to illuminate what appears to be the central issue in the legal case.