Sentence examples for with a juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

Near the album's middle she gets there with a juxtaposition of "E Tu Gostavas de Mim" and "Amor Afoito," one song lamenting the incongruity of romantic union and the other playfully daring a partner to make it happen.

It begins with a juxtaposition of early body-oriented videos by Mr. Nauman and Paul McCarthy, who, quickly following Mr. Nauman's lead, was in his studio in Los Angeles videotaping home-alone performance pieces by 1970.

Relying on the basic categorizations of the Kano's model of quality (described in [12]), the created LOS-model is combined with a juxtaposition made of the segmentation of high-valuable passengers per flight (i.e. per ticket/cabin-class) for to be implemented as one of the main inputs in the designed support tool.

Take this to the extreme with a juxtaposition of a visit to the serene Chenxiangge Nunnery (29 Chenxiangge Road, Old Town), a beautiful yellow-walled temple home to around 40 nuns, and a trip through the highly bizarre, decidedly Wonka-esque Bund Sightseeing Tunnel (300 East Zhongshan No 1 Rd, The Bund), where puppets wave, piped music plays, and everything gets just a little psychedelic.

"Young Adult" ends with a juxtaposition: Mavis gives the narrator of her novel the sunny closing line "Life, here I come," words she recites while peering at her car's smashed fender.

These are pearls with an edge, acquired through a juxtaposition with quirkier stuff.

Not a detailed comparison with Shorten's plan, but a juxtaposition with the "chaos" of the "Rudd/Gillard/Rudd" years.

Her "Trayectos Encontrados (Found Trajectories)" from 2008 used public transportation tires, incised with curling patterns and inlaid with gold leaf, creating a juxtaposition of the discarded and recycled with the materially valuable.

Apart from older users who simply find the adult content offensive, I wonder how the minor contingent of visitors juxtaposed with adult content sits with would-be advertisers (a juxtaposition we've pointed out before).

(The Daily Mail, June 24 , 2010 Abortion and breast cancer are 'highly visible, politicised, and emotionally laden women's health issue[s]' (Oaks 2003, 79); and one reading of this comment is that the contrast between breast-feeding (good) with abortion (bad) maps onto a juxtaposition of compliance with, and rejection of, the 'feminine idea' of motherhood (Kumar, Hessini, and Mitchell 2009).

The collection is quite a juxtaposition with your stagewear.