Sentence examples for opening juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

The opening juxtaposition of the ever fresh First Symphony ("Winter Dreams") with the soul-weary Sixth ("Pathétique") should be especially striking, even disconcerting.

Carr: First off, I love the parallel opening juxtaposition of a bill signing in the Oval Office and a recovery meeting in a church basement.

In a country where families live in huts, women carry water jugs on their heads and merchants dwell in the streets and hustle for pennies, seeing mobile phones in the hands of the fishers and processors was an eye-opening juxtaposition and a true sign of the times.

The UK-based Chinese artist will present his new body of work, a juxtaposition of Western pop culture and Eastern traditionalism, at his solo show at the Fine Arts Society in London opening October 18th.

The Melian affair closes Book V, and the Sicilian Expedition opens Book VI — a pointed juxtaposition.

But as museums began to compartmentalize, then specialize, that sense of dizzying abundance was lost, and with it some of the pleasures of the unexpected discovery, the incongruous grouping or juxtaposition that might open up a new dimension of thought or experience.

And visitors — whose number has doubled to about 200,000 a year since the new center opened last fall — can't miss the juxtaposition.

The juxtaposition of two recent events opened my eyes to 21st century media in general and books as a case in point.

It seems noteworthy that Robert Rosenblum's startling "1900: Art at the Crossroads," a revisionist juxtaposition of modernist and academic painting, opened at the Guggenheim Museum exactly 10 years ago this fall.

Open any textbook, any anthology: world literature is always presented as a juxtaposition of national literatures... as a history of literatures!

Vivaldi's bold juxtapositions of the refrains (ritornelli) and the solo passages opened new possibilities for virtuosic display by solo instrumentalists.