Tonight, this occasionally makes for occasional uneasy juxtaposition; a collision of values rather than a seamless fusion.
Short-story collections included Zsuzsi Gartner's Better Living Through Plastic Explosives, in which lively juxtapositions of lifestyles, values, and expectations (arranged for best satiric effect) were set in the urban wilderness of Vancouver.
The humor lies mostly in the deadpan juxtaposition of bland bourgeois values and the weird mores of polygamy.
I simply wanted to play with the juxtaposition between variants of value and size of shapes to create the illusion of foreground and background.
"THE remarkable juxtaposition of American heartland, Midwest values and a whole lot of foreign accents" is what makes Midland, Michigan, a beacon of hope for the country's manufacturing sector, reckons Andrew Liveris.
With its low production values, the juxtaposition of Mr. Block's flat delivery with the video's pulsing House-music - the Tea Party anthem "I am America" by Krista Branch -- and, finally, Mr. Block's taking a long drag on his cigarette, several people theorized that it must be a hoax, perhaps starring a Block impersonator.
The juxtaposition of ecological settings with human values generated sharp tradeoffs, especially with respect to community wildfire protection versus generating revenue to support restoration and fire protection activities.
Indeed, we believe that the resulting emission spectrum and the corresponding GP values could simply correspond to a juxtaposition of Ld phases, enriched in DOPC, and Lo phases, enriched in sphingomyelin and cholesterol,.
Stawinski's commentary adds useful context, but the real value of this volume is the juxtaposition of various historical artifacts — posters, brochures, magazine and book covers — with pristine copies of the vintage and not-so-vintage alphabets.
The juxtaposition of images said it all.
