Sentence examples for juxtaposition of something from inspiring English sources

I like the juxtaposition of something simple with something more ornate; it surprises you.

"It is part of the appeal of yarn bombing: the surprising juxtaposition of something that is clearly personal, labor-intensive and handmade in an urban, industrial environment".

Not so long ago, the juxtaposition of "freedom" – something to be guaranteed by laws – with the "as a service" business model – something to be offered by a company in a commercial context – would seem oxymoronic.

"I like that juxtaposition of classic and fresh, something old yet new that can actually take you somewhere now," he says.

This juxtaposition of conflicting interests is not something that Kinmen residents' new-found pleasure in shopping in Xiamen is likely to change.

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

Nordfjell's gardens explore the juxtaposition between the sophistication of quality materials and the meeting point of something altogether more wild.

There's something about the juxtaposition of the tiny, scared boy and all those looming but luminous trees which is particularly appealing.

The horns are the oldest items in the museum's collection, and something about the juxtaposition of contemporary social consciousness, ancient ceremony and prehistoric beast summed up the museum's refocused mission as it completes a three-year, $100 million renewal.

Something about the juxtaposition of things reminds me of the politics of disruption, the emotional spring of the social generation.

Something about the juxtaposition of the intense pain immediately followed by the intense pleasure was too much.