Sentence examples for random juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

I was reminded of handling a deck of cards, the apparently random juxtaposition of memories – in terms of time – as seemingly arbitrarily arranged as a shuffled pack.

And then a quintessentially Milton-Keynesian pun (unintentional, made from a random juxtaposition) becomes clear: Greg Rutherford is leaping from his island into an imaginary river.

If their random juxtaposition surprised the crowd that showed up for his Madison Avenue opening, an even bigger surprise was the fistfight that broke out that night — and the number of people it took to peel the Bronx-born Mr. Winogrand off the guy he kept swinging at, for reasons that were never explained.

The seemingly random juxtaposition of words usually generates a few starting lines for a poem.

What really brought Fox's coverage to the next level for Stewart, though, was their employment of "random juxtaposition".

A mask (14.7×9.4 mm), built by random juxtaposition of black and white pixels, was displayed for 300 ms in order to erase the previous target.

Although Ross-Ho's comparative sincerity feels out of place here, she undercuts it with a series of truly random juxtapositions.

One of my aims is to unify the contrasting elements and random juxtapositions on the page and paint a plausible image within which they can co-exist.

Both of these books find beauty in decay, lingering over the paradoxical grandeur of disintegrating monuments and the random juxtapositions made possible by neglect.

The images questioned accepted taste, challenging the viewer to think through how they had been made; their random juxtapositions often seemed to mimic thought itself.

Some of Fielding's random juxtapositions are very amusing here, in part because – to a degree disproportionate to their significance – he's deployed tech, costume and manpower to bring them to life.