Sentence examples for juxtaposition through from inspiring English sources

After scouting for the perfect location, Underwood creates a modern juxtaposition through LED lights, luminescent material, and other photographic effects to give the impression of "intrusions" on the landscape.

This may be through the development of new and layered narrative voices; it may be through a fuller realization of a stylistic device introduced earlier; through metaphor or symbol or a series of ironic juxtapositions; or through methods as yet unthought of.

The Carson method involves a kind of mashup of old and new; she proceeds through juxtaposition rather than metaphor-making.

Sometimes, he does this through juxtaposition, evoking, in quick succession, a slightly more cynical version of Whitman's multitudes.

The true meaning of a famous work can be recovered only through juxtaposition with this long obscure historical moment or artifact.

While these items are fascinating on their own, it is Mellins's interest in finding meaning through juxtaposition that is so thought-provoking.

She has made her mark by combining the elements of good old-­fashioned drama — love affairs in the shadows, the reappearance of long-lost relatives, hidden wives — with a modern lightness of touch in language and a deft freedom in moving her narratives forward through juxtaposition rather than linear plotting.

In her later work, "she really kind of dropped that aspect of her poetry," Bonnie Costello, a professor of English at Boston University, told me, "that sense of creating a poem as pastiche, irony and satire through juxtaposition, radical shifts, disjunctions, letting the thing sink in its own weight against whatever else is going on".

Perhaps, in order to develop a new score starting with the sounds that exist, we should give up an absolute, globalising plan, a glance from above, to work initially through juxtaposition.

It is a hybrid born of the modern and exotic landscapes that investigates through juxtaposition and context our relationship with our cultivated spaces/structures and our relationship with the natural world".

Just like gravity, life creates organization of particles in the universe through juxtaposition and rearrangement.