Sentence examples for obvious juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

The obvious juxtaposition with Frazier's era brings pain to aficionados who grew up watching the great rumbles of the late 1960s and 1970s.

Why did Nate approach her, saying he knows she didn't kill Lila but knows who did, implying -- thanks for the obvious juxtaposition, Shonda -- it was Sam.

Many Erro paintings set up obvious juxtapositions of imagery.

Anna Linstrum's direction wisely holds back and almost underplays the obvious juxtapositions, so we have only a gorgeously minimal outline of the Queen's sleigh, glistening against the night sky.

The results are photographs that reference blackness through more apparent connections and less obvious juxtapositions and sometimes contradictions.

Later there came a too-obvious juxtaposition: Mr. Nimmer followed "Brimsha Man," an original shuffle that he dedicated to Mr. Kelly, with "Kelly Blue," which needed no such dedication.

It sounds, perhaps, a bit obvious as a juxtaposition – Shock and Awe reprised through Psycho – but the handling is subtle and deft, and it works powerfully.

Obvious includes the juxtaposition of Process Art drawings by Robert Morris, Bill Anastasi and Janine Antoni and big Process-Art circles (one made with sand, one with fire) by Mona Hatoum and Cai Gou-Qiang.

That is as obvious as the cultural juxtaposition presented at Chaoyang Park.

Writer visits the new Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and then walks to the nearby Lincoln Memorial, pondering their juxtaposition and the very obvious things they say about wars and how our country should undertake them.

The New Yorker, June 20 , 1983P. 25 Writer visits the new Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and then walks to the nearby Lincoln Memorial, pondering their juxtaposition and the very obvious things they say about wars and how our country should undertake them.