Sentence examples for some juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

Murray playing Sir Alex Ferguson to Federer's Rafa Benítez is some juxtaposition, particularly when you consider their respective years of experience.

Some juxtapositions are inspired.

The fact that some juxtapositions are alarming is part of the point.

Recordings from particular studios in particular eras often share a characteristic sound — like wines from particular vineyards and vintages — and some juxtapositions work better than others.

Some juxtapositions don't work, and occasionally you find yourself admiring virtuosity while feeling that a simpler approach might actually have produced something better.

Some juxtapositions are more conceptual: Moses, the influential urban planner, plays a part because of Randalls Island, where he had his office when he was the state parks commissioner and chairman of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority.

Some juxtapositions work better than others, but the compulsive patterning, obsessive repetition and eccentric textures that characterize so much Art Brut and outsider art run like electrical currents through the show.

Was there some ironic juxtaposition with my desires?

For some, the juxtaposition of the mall and the temple is odd, given the temple's cultural, historical and spiritual significance for adherents.

To some, the juxtaposition of a slaughterhouse and a new residential building where condos sell for up to $675,000 is an amusing effect of gentrification.

Perhaps Smith is trying to present some hypermasculine juxtaposition to Corbyn's arguably more compassionate rhetoric.