Sentence examples for nice juxtaposition of from inspiring English sources

Do not hyphenate; that would spoil the nice juxtaposition of two letters whose bottoms curl away from each other.

There was a nice juxtaposition of fatherly encouragement, with Nucky talking to Margaret's little fellow about being a doctor some day, while his double-crossing protege Jimmy urged his own young son to go out with him and shoot seagulls.

With regard to Elizabeth, there's a nice juxtaposition of what could be seen as her "softening" – she's finally falling in love with her husband – with her cold, killer's brutality.

"It's a nice juxtaposition of observation and theory," says Scambos.

"I like it because you get this nice juxtaposition of Rosetta against the alien landscape," said Dr Matt Taylor, the mission's project scientist.

AOL Radio's Phil Kukawinski noted that "Don't Wake Me Up" has "a nice juxtaposition of calm and energetic" and that it "seems to be one of those songs that merges the two sounds in a perfect way".

"The Golden Lady" (1896), by William Merritt Chase, serves as a nice juxtaposition to the Mount painting.

Yet, his stylistic choices resemble American and European cinema during the 1920s and 30s, forming a nice juxtaposition between the work of old-school masters, such as Busby Berkeley, and the futuristic element of digital animation.

There seemed to be a nice juxtaposition between the healthful, youthful, life-affirming environment of the store and the terminal diagnosis of the mother.

Nature scenes are also great, as they make for a nice juxtaposition with the flat, uniquely cardboard-esque picture quality of the polaroid.

"So we put that message out against our little dance, and it's a nice juxtaposition".