juxtaposition

And the juxtaposition here points out how little things change.

Maybe for some this further juxtaposition of public and private was interesting.

The juxtaposition had been enough to let her take him by surprise.

Then juxtaposition of life and death is obviously important in the play.

Sorry, we should have thought that juxtaposition through a little better!

I found this juxtaposition of ideas most interesting and thought you might.

This is a more challenging juxtaposition than one might think.

The juxtaposition is one of form and style against content.

At the same time it is well to remember that juxtaposition may be carried too far.

"I like the juxtaposition of the old and new buildings," he said.

Maybe it does have something to do with the juxtaposition of the planets.

Juxtaposition since they had used so much of their strength the prior night.

The veil was juxtaposition 207 off; nothing would be held back.

This process he took determined anything from the color to the juxtaposition of the piece.

Often it's the juxtaposition of two or three works that arrests you.

The result for the reader is the juxtaposition of two mind sets.

Then there are the sweet juxtapositions provided by the city itself.

Here's a sad juxtaposition with this stuff, art or not.

The juxtaposition of the events was not planned, but they were certainly related.

The juxtaposition is unlikely to be lost on Iran's leaders.

I was after the juxtaposition, the maximum sort of contrast.

The great strength of the show lies in its juxtapositions.

Wagner is not with us to comment on the juxtaposition.

This juxtaposition seems to have made for many pregnancies too.

If nothing else, it was an unusual juxtaposition of buildings.