Sentence examples for juxtaposition of time from inspiring English sources

"Built in to the sports conversation is always that juxtaposition of time and place, the comparisons of eras and teams, even when we say, 'Oh, you can't really compare.' So why not now?

Miller's quickness, her zest in seizing the moment, was to make her a fine portraitist, ever open to unlikely juxtapositions of time, place, ambience and personality.

The juxtaposition of "extra time" and "20-17" might ring a vague bell – and how appropriate it might have been for Hodgson to clinch things in the manner of the man in whose shadow he has spent his international career.

This approach considers hydraulic efficiency relative to the fraction of tracer exiting later as well as the juxtaposition of residence times about what is referred to as the nominal divisor in Fig. 1.

The close juxtaposition of disparate times, places, stories, voices and influences creates a collaged reality for viewers to absorb through their eyes and minds.

The point is that the selections and juxtapositions in "Out of Time" are so orthodox, so true to the Minimalist-Conceptualist gene pool, so loyal to a familiar cast of pre-approved artists and so risk-adverse and eccentricity intolerant that the art feels frozen and isolated, like deer in headlights.

I was reminded of handling a deck of cards, the apparently random juxtaposition of memories – in terms of time – as seemingly arbitrarily arranged as a shuffled pack.

The juxtaposition of these events in time seemed coincidental.

I like the juxtaposition between the stillness and passing of time that a painting can evoke.

At times, juxtaposition of fashion with fine art can leave passers-by scratching their heads.

But even a faulty production of "Teahouse" is almost worth seeing, just for the play's juxtaposition of ahead-of-its-time awareness and cultural stereotyping.