Sentence examples for juxtaposition of various from inspiring English sources
The mystery in Ms. Held's work derives in large measure from the incongruous juxtaposition of various objects.
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 various levels, stairwells, walkways and columns, as well as large spaces to small, creates contrasts in scale — and all to the sound of wind chimes and the courtyard's Arabic-style garden fountains.
As noted by Hilhorst (2008) there is a juxtaposition of various formal and informal authority structures and laws.
"Interlocked Forms II" (1985) consists of juxtapositions of various forms and shapes.
All of the titles of the paintings for this exhibition are direct quotations from the poem and the literary references are a part of the conceptual underpinning for these multi-faceted works, which, through the juxtaposition of these various references, place the viewer somewhere between the past, present and future.
At times, this complements the poem's rhythm through visual caesuras of various lengths, or creates juxtapositions so as to accentuate meaning, ambiguity or irony, or simply to create an aesthetically pleasing form.
Together this shows that juxtaposition of heterozygous and homozygous regions in various chromosomal locations can modify local crossover frequency.
As with his works, which orchestrate light, sometimes in colored sequences that play with a viewer's perception, the juxtaposition of his shirt, pants and blazer — all various shades of night — makes it hard to tell.
Fig. 8 Juxtaposition of lubricating oils suspended in water with various marine constituents (as described by Coble [11]) for wavelength-independent maximum Exmax/Emmax.
"My selections and their juxtapositions are notable primarily for their personal resonance," Mr Eleey writes in his catalogue essay, "but I nevertheless hope that others find them evocative of various aspects of their own experiences of the attacks".
