Juxtaposes in a sentence

One of the show’s winning qualities is the way it juxtaposes brutal violence with familiar scenes of soccer practice, futile groping in frilly bedrooms and the malaise of middle age, all against the soundtrack of the ’90s.

The film focuses on Patwardhan’s parents and close family members and juxtaposes Mahatma Gandhi and the history of India’s independence movement with contemporary times.

This attempt to tell the story of modern art in chronological order juxtaposes artistic trends in Scotland and Britain with revolutionary movements across Europe.

His gruff, ice-cold demeanor juxtaposes hysterically with his silly name and familiar vestments.

In this photo inspired by Reuters, our news centre’s photographer juxtaposes a picture showing the well-populated scene at OneMart Superstore in Purcell Estate with how that said location looks today — deserted.

Chillier and more cohesive and robust than its predecessor, the LP symphonically juxtaposes icy brutality and beauty without a single wasteful moment; as a result, it’s not only one of ’s best records, but also one of the top metal albums of 2019.

It invokes organic forms and then juxtaposes them with percussive renditions of angular spaces as elicited by a modern, urban, architectural sprawl.

Its latest ad boasts that, today, The promotion juxtaposes color shots of players manifesting “loudness” with black and white photos of staid players from the distant past.

The dark exterior juxtaposes the happy atmosphere inside.

The track's upbeat tempo juxtaposes the grief, unexpected closure, and acceptance that comes with it.

This juxtaposes with Squall and his fellow SeeD, showing how people’s choices cause their fates to go in unexpected ways.

Castore juxtaposes his portraiture with earlier pictures from Ewa’s own collection.

Director Sebastian Hoffman’s psychological thriller expertly juxtaposes terror and surrealist comedy through weaving stories of the family man and a beaten down employee setting out for revenge from within.

He eventually meets a woman whose life juxtaposes his own, which leads him to forge path to clarity.

Tall Height’s newest single, “Not Like it Was,” juxtaposes electric guitar and trumpets, an unexpectedly pleasant twist on the conventional indie-folk sound.

The project “juxtaposes images of aborted embryos and fetuses with images of victims of historical and contemporary genocides and other injustices,” according to the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform.

This juxtaposes sharply against the “America first” rhetoric of Debbie’s “Liberty Belle,” who seems oblivious to how her role as the show’s beloved heroine enforces the real-life marginalization of her coworkers.

In the novel Trans-Atlantyk Gombrowicz juxtaposes the traditional vision of a human that serves the values of the new vision, according to which an individual frees oneself of this service and basically fulfills oneself.

The album juxtaposes antipathy towards US foreign policy against the group's deep fascination with the country, its open spaces, freedom, and ideals.

Wilde juxtaposes the executed man and himself with the line "Yet each man kills the thing he loves".