Sentence examples for juxtaposition of reality from inspiring English sources

What an odd juxtaposition of reality and respect.

A juxtaposition of reality and dream sequences begin when the protagonist is hospitalized after a motorcycle accident.

The New Yorker, April 22 , 1967P. 49 A juxtaposition of reality and dream sequences begin when the protagonist is hospitalized after a motorcycle accident.

The all-present TV Eye (well, Smartphone Eye) and juxtaposition of reality and virtual reality was also layered against multiple interpretations of social media.

The children's laureate Michael Rosen points out that in The Tiger Who Came to Tea, "Judith has created a totally feasible unfeasible experience, the juxtaposition of two realities in a way that would be impossible in our world.

This juxtaposition of image and reality continues throughout "Thin Air," which sets obsessive physical detail — bobbing, circling heads, shuffling yet precise footwork, wobbling hips, fluttering fingers — against broader, more theatrical episodes.

A strain of fantastic comedy, influenced by Gozzi in its juxtaposition of the fairy-tale world and reality, was developed in Germany and Austria in the plays of Johann Nestroy and Ferdinand Raimund.

Hawke said that he was drawn to the play's take on "the nature of reality", and its "weird juxtaposition of humor and mysticism".

Hauser argues that this interest in the juxtaposition of public veneer with private reality recurs in Bacon's paintings.

Many recount the odd juxtaposition of academic expectations with the reality of a newborn who doesn't sleep through the night, or the rare occasion when they had to bring their infant to class.

It's these rocs, too, that finally fly Baudolino and his comrades back from their failed search for the kingdom of Prester John to Constantinople in 1204 -- a daring juxtaposition of fairy tale and grim historical reality that would be liable, if witnessed, to stop even the most drink-sodden marauding crusader dead in his tracks.