juxtapose造句

Elements of Indian culture juxtapose newer designs.

Comparison will be easier if you juxtapose the two objects.

When you juxtapose the two, you can see the difference.

Metaphor and irony juxtapose meanings: harmonious, contrasting, or conflicting.

He first introduced some elements of market economy, hoping to juxtapose planned economy and market economy.

We tried to juxtapose the sculptures to give the best effect.

The block form refers that the first word of each line should juxtapose with each other.

The technique Mr. Wilson uses most often is to juxtapose things for dramatic effect.

French playwright whose works, such as Antigone(1944), juxtapose harsh reality and fantasy.

Therefore, my lens aims to capture these 'Key Words' and juxtapose or intertwine the 'scene' of each key word.

For example, ancient Greek temples juxtapose tall vertical columns and wide horizontal entablatures to create rigid perpendiculars.

For me, it is interesting to juxtapose that in the audience's ears because I think it highlights that the two don't stand so far apart.

The two passages that I'm about to read juxtapose the viewpoints that I've been trying to evoke in describing Gadamer's position.

The sky island Chisos Mountains harbor stratified life zones and endless opportunities to juxtapose harsh desert agave and cacti with delicate floral displays.

Therefore, Liu Xiang hopes to set up a joint organization of the shipping industry to confront the foreign shipping companies and juxtapose the Chuanjiang shipping industry in his hands.