Juxtaposing in a sentence

But in “Occupied City,” juxtaposing an aridly remote chronicle of life during World War II with detached images of the present is the only strategy McQueen has up his sleeve.

Juxtaposing great detective stories with such a lackluster one, too, only makes the latter stick out as a misfire.

A coin juxtaposing an obverse King Charles III with Bluey and Bingo on the reverse – dressed as “Grannies” and “Flossing” - has the potential to be a collector’s item.

In juxtaposing the vignettes against one another, we are offered a glimpse into how legal status shapes the forms and the depth of agency available to immigrants to respond to incidents of workplace incivility.

B-movie vet Ferrara () revels in the extremes in textures, juxtaposing the inner city guts and grime with the blinged-out glamour of White’s penthouse lifestyle—this gangster film wound up a gangsta touchstone for ’90s hip-hop.

Dick and Ziering impressively capture this sentiment, juxtaposing Dixon’s fond account with clips from the aforementioned videos and footage of her hobnobbing with music’s finest.

Most of its almost 90 minutes is taken up with monologues, juxtaposing individual turns by the different characters.

In juxtaposing what many consider to be the worst genocide in modern history, are the Alabama legislators and their supporters saying that the people responsible for abortions in this country are guilty of crimes equal to or worse than the Holocaust?

Male rappers, too, got in on the action, juxtaposing tough lyrics with a softer, more sensual visual.

So much of Toulouse-Lautrec’s style is shaped by his creative medium, and this is further emphasized when juxtaposing his painting with his prints, the latter of which tend to be more modern and dynamic.

He urged Imo people to disregard people from unknown parties, who were juxtaposing Buhari’s picture with theirs, saying Uzodinma was the only candidate endorsed by Buhari.

In these experiments, Pierre tried playing sounds backwards, slowing them down, speeding them up and juxtaposing them with other sounds, all techniques which were virtually unknown at that time.

It was designed for the education of the Deaf by juxtaposing a word, with a picture.

There has also been the fact that the composer did not follow sonata form strictly, relying instead on juxtaposing blocks of tonalities and thematic groups.