Sentence examples for situated against from inspiring English sources
The film is an immigrant saga situated against the backdrop of The Rice Bowl Movement, an overseas Chinese community effort to raise funds for China's war with Japan.
There is more brick in DeWitt Tishman's immediate future: the firm has been hired to design a waterfront rental housing building, situated against the rock-faced cliffs of the Palisades, in North Bergen, just south of the George Washington Bridge.
The earliest is "A Negra," from 1923, a monumentalized cross-legged woman, situated against horizontal bands of brown, green, and blue; she could be the Afro-Brazilian cousin of a Cézanne bather.
(The city is spectacularly situated against a chain of steep green mountains, with a brick-centric architectural style, massive slums to the south, and a lingering air of nighttime menace that keeps festival visitors close to their escorts).
But all the small tragedies of childhood, magnified and situated against the backdrop of Europe (especially Russia, his father's homeland) and the war that raged there, would become grist for his writing.
The SPG, situated against the dorsal part of the maxillary bone, is thereby disclosed.
They unite to themselves as allies for that war, the Osismii, the Lexovii, the Nannetes, the Ambiliati, the Morini, the Diablintes, and the Menapii; and send for auxiliaries from Britain, which is situated over against those regions.
None of the papers mentioned below is specifically about motion estimation and the suggestion to engage a bit more with all this is not intended to detract from the novelty of the present work; rather it will likely help readers to find the work situated better against this well-known context.
4. Red Cavalry by Isaac Babel Babel situated these stories against the backdrop of a campaign against the Poles in 1920, and in doing so rose like a sun above the horizon of Russian literature.
At night, there are sweet red bean cakes, fried on a griddle situated right up against the restaurant's streetside window.
For Dave Mason's "Alone Together," Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Feinstein situated Mr. Mason against a backdrop of canyon rocks and photographed him in a top hat and long-tailed coat.
