juxtaposing in A Sentence

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    Christ' s return is juxtaposed to them.

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    Istanbul is a city that juxtaposes the old and new.

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    Juxtapose this with the size of the country' s GDP: Rs 25 lakh crore.

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    Juxtaposed with the hypocrisy of how women are treated, especially in public spaces today, I decided to do something about it.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now part of your public profile.

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    The“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concretized as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the"new you"will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concretized as part of your public profile.

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    Each tile features a section that is covered in glaze juxtaposed with the rest of the tile that is in its natural state.

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    Yet, the"new you" will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concrete as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now fixed as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now immortalized as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now solidified as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concertized as part of your public profile.

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    Yet, the“new you” will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concretised as part of your public profile.

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    Positioned on the rocky promontory as an exotic plant, it shatters the conventional Juxtaposing art with a panoramic view of the Rio de Janeiro harbor.

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    His stage name was formed by combining and Juxtaposing the names of two American pop cultural icons, actress Marilyn Monroe and cult leader Charles Manson.

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    Yet, the “new you will always stand juxtaposed against the prior declarations you made that are now concretized as part of your public profile.

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    Juxtaposing performance contexts in Himalayan villages with Delhi recording studios, Fiol shows how the practices have emerged within and between sites of contrasting values and expectations.

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    He picks up Darwin's book and the Bible and puts them together in his briefcase, symbolizing that the two Juxtaposing ideas might be able to coexist.

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    However, the“brand-new you” will always stand juxtaposed in opposition to the last statement you produced that are actually embedded as part of your public profile.

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    The more the relationship between the two juxtaposed realities is distant and true, the stronger the image will be- the greater its emotional power and poetic reality.

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    Bob, Juxtaposing your song against narratives of downpressing could, if perceived deeply, crack open collective consciousness about the psychic underpinnings of Babylon, dismantling our denial of its structures.

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    It is based on a nice Juxtaposing concept featuring religious books and a carved shape in the thick wooden shelf where the books are placed for a superb decorative effect.

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    JMP: Philosophically I am a Realist who fights pessimism juxtaposed with magical thinking that service is still service and helping other individuals who have been where I have been is my belief.

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    This one, however, stands out from the rest," he wrote on his Facebook page, alongside the meme which shows Miller from his days on Prison Break juxtaposed with an image after the show wrapped.

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    Juxtaposing the large, minimal sculptures of shop-houses(heritage buildings which are sometimes used as dormitories for hundreds of workers today) alongside rust-transferred drawings and cement sculptures, Barman explores the parallel realities of the migrants' experience- the house they live in in Singapore and the‘home' they dream of in Bangladesh.

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