Sentence examples for simple juxtaposition from inspiring English sources
Sometimes simple juxtaposition of facts tells more of the story.
A deceptively simple juxtaposition of smoked tuna with sour plum and shiso in a dashi broth ($10) gestures toward the exquisite.
As to the question of the way in which the atoms are combined in a compound, Dalton conceived this combination as a simple juxtaposition, with each atom under the influence of Newtonian forces of attraction.
This simple juxtaposition of the two grapes had a seismic effect on the production of pinot noir in California following the film's release, and a lesser, negative effect on merlot.
Yet the documentary that Mr. Berman ended up with, "My Friend Paul," which has its area premiere tonight at 11 on WNET, is far from a simple juxtaposition of childhood games and grown-up law-breaking.
The later essays move beyond the simple juxtaposition of authorities, not only to wonder about the foundations of human knowledge, but to display a profound and mobile curiosity about more or less everything, including his own changes of mind: "I want to show my humours as they develop, revealing each element as it is born".
The hybrid genomes of brewing yeast strains are not simple juxtapositions of the two subgenomes.
Pictures of his successor, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, today's supreme leader, used to appear less frequently, and were often put alongside those of Ayatollah Khomeini as if this simple act of juxtaposition was a posthumous guarantee of legitimacy.But in recent years Ayatollah Khameinei's face has become more prominently displayed.
With the juxtaposition of simple and pure versus complicated and dramatic lyrics, The Everly Brothers were an iconic musical group whose music successfully zeroed in on the heart of the matter, in both joy and sadness.
He balances these often startling juxtapositions with simple diction and generally straightforward syntax, making the complexity of his poetry a matter of depth rather than surface.
I like the juxtaposition of something simple with something more ornate; it surprises you.
