Sentence examples for own juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Jha's narrator explicates both the pleasure and the fear, he imposes no artificial order on his memory but replicates it in its disjointed reality, allowing it to perform its own juxtaposition of thoughts, objects, sounds and smells.

The fractured technique of the piece, which starts over 41 times, often after only a paragraph or two, is on one level a parody of Salle's own violent juxtaposition of images.

The music had its own surprising juxtapositions, as when sharp outbursts were followed by slithering sounds.

For more than a century, national parks have been the places where Americans come to terms with the immensity of their own landscape, and the juxtaposition is immediately jarring: you find yourself viewing indescribable majesty through the windscreen of the car you drive to work in.

Scene after scene tests the reader's own credulism with fantastic juxtapositions — torture and song, fury and innocence — under an African sky of burning sun and blazing stars.

In less accomplished hands the mix could have jarred, but Deacon, who described the show as "a translation of why I wanted to be in fashion in the first place", has made such energetic juxtapositions his own throughout his career.

The statistics are sobering enough on their own, but truly shocking in juxtaposition to the massive creation of wealth for a relative few as represented by gains in the stock market over the same period that food insecurity progress has stagnated.

The stunt is mostly understood as a knowing self-juxtaposition of the artists' own integrity with the banal popularity of the hit songs they are covering.

The "Fabric Paintings" read as simultaneously mildly satiric — send-ups of Brice Marden's exquisitely wrought monochrome panel paintings — and optically engaging in their own right, with their subtle color juxtapositions and physical modesty.

Jones, Curran's mentor, but Curran handles the juxtaposition with a sensitivity all his own.

Sometimes, it is the juxtaposition of images that creates its own narrative.