Sentence examples for subtle juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

The light that falls on the figures delicately models them in a subtle juxtaposition of light and shade.

The subtle juxtaposition of the raven and griffin symbolism is riddled throughout the series.

I've known subtler juxtapositions.

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.

Mr. Chen's eye for subtle patterning and juxtaposition of ensembles was evident.

There was a subtle, yet recurring juxtaposition between Bernie Sanders and Martin Luther King, Jr.

More interesting, though, was his "Dilating Music," an atmospheric exploration of meaty lower brass textures, complete with subtle slides and juxtapositions of muted and open timbres, expertly played by the trombone quartet Guidonian Hand.

The camera cuts to the bitches lounging around a huge rainbow mural of the Virgin Mary the least subtle, but most brilliant visual juxtaposition.

The result, which is called, with characteristic concision, "The Garden," is standard-issue Wiseman cinéma vérité: clever juxtapositions forming a subtle commentary on American life, no narration necessary.

Modern critics view it as a device, integral to poetic language, encompassing the tensions of error and truth simultaneously, not necessarily by startling juxtapositions but by subtle and continuous qualifications of the ordinary meaning of words.

This was exquisite in its juxtaposition of texture and tastes – subtle tastes, mind.