Sentence examples for such a juxtaposition from inspiring English sources
In his bond with Nora, Joyce reveled in such a juxtaposition.
"Nature in New York is such a juxtaposition," Ms. Lin said.
Until the one intent is nearer accomplishment than it is by such a juxtaposition alone, no intent could raise the conduct to the dignity of an attempt.
"No where else in the world is there such a juxtaposition of everyday life and the enormous scale of this industry," Ms. Orff said in an interview.
It may be possible to imagine such a juxtaposition making sense, but like so much else in "Miral," this musical choice seems hasty, half-baked and arbitrary.
It is such a juxtaposition of architectural styles – because this big, glass crystal bursts out of what is otherwise an old-fashioned, classic museum building.
"She is such a great juxtaposition to Karen.
"Seeing cottage flowers growing in front of graffiti is such a strange juxtaposition," she said.
It's such a fascinating juxtaposition that 50s men could like Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire.
"That's why it makes such a good juxtaposition with Coney Island," said Joshua Ruff, the museum's director of collections and interpretation, who organized the exhibition.
It was such a crazy juxtaposition: that afternoon, I'd experienced something surreal, something very few people get to experience, and not an hour later, I was experiencing something very mundane that everybody does".
