The prisons represent more of a juxtaposition of architectural fragments along breathtaking perspectives than the atrocities of carceral life. |
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Another interesting thread is the juxtaposition of traditional and contemporary practice. |
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The juxtaposition of pristine glass structures and the grimy creatures crawling at their feet makes for an interesting visual contrast. |
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There is a harsh, lonely element that runs through much of the IAS material, droning passages, a juxtaposition of numerable repetitious melodies. |
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The juxtaposition of very loud and very soft chords creates a frozen or marmoreal effect. |
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In this respect Trout Mask Replica takes all available musical genres and foregrounds them as genre through abrupt and aggressive juxtaposition. |
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Rather, we thrill to the juxtaposition of four amazing actors trading turns as the literary lovers in their prime and autumnal years. |
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This juxtaposition is exemplary of the divide and attempted dialogue between contemporary art and popular culture. |
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Certainly one can distort the truth without fudging figures or Photoshopping images, simply by clever juxtaposition. |
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The sense of juxtaposition is heard within the context of a greater sense of structural unity, achieved through the interconnection of ideas. |
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The juxtaposition demonstrates the startling fidelity with which the director recreated his vision on screen. |
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The juxtaposition of this passage with the following pericope underscores this theme of discontinuity. |
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He understands the nature of composition, the juxtaposition of light and dark, and the hypnotic wonder of color and texture. |
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They always seem to focus on surprise and juxtaposition, or tension relief, or catharsis, or something. |
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The juxtaposition of an austere exterior and grand interior is characteristic of the local vernacular tradition. |
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I found the juxtaposition naive, given my background in Stoic philosophy of managing the passions in public life. |
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The juxtaposition of two accounts of Tanya's bulimarexia provides insight into the effects an eating disorder can have on a family. |
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In a floor speech, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, called the juxtaposition diabolical. |
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The juxtaposition of scenes that are brightly lighted with those that are darker is expertly used to underpin the sense of dread. |
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The apparent meanders are evidently an artifact arising from close juxtaposition of the oval units. |
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This juxtaposition is a characteristic feature of George Eliot's essays and reviews. |
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The commentators have missed this juxtaposition and all its historical tie-ins. |
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The central adagio is cast in the simplest of forms, being a juxtaposition of two song-like themes. |
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On further search this juxtaposition seems to be the result of the usual confusion between uranography and geography. |
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The juxtaposition of press clippings and grim artefacts offers a memento mori. |
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The unresolvedness of this juxtaposition opens questions about the pureness of form and the truth of images. |
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The deliberate contrast between moving forward and moving backwards creates a clear juxtaposition. |
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The juxtaposition of materialism and spirituality does reveal an unregenerate society blind to the true meaning of the church rituals. |
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Almost all of my work stems from a concern with the strange juxtaposition of the very abstract and the very concrete. |
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However, this happy juxtaposition of Eastern style and Western living has not always been so effortless. |
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Instead, the melodic phrases owe their unity and continuity to the juxtaposition of short segments with obvious motivic connections. |
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The present juxtaposition of the two sedimentary basins may have resulted from two separate events. |
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The juxtaposition of text and imagery was a cause for much joking among my Malagasy friends and informants. |
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Argento loves the juxtaposition of color upon color, of light with deepest darks and blood red on royal blue. |
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Ultimately this scheme has to do with the architects' pleasure in materials and light, and in juxtaposition of the rough and refined. |
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The apparent juxtaposition of literati and merchant culture at opposite ends of the east wall is misleading. |
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Both films are based on the juxtaposition of farce and melodrama and the comedy that arises from role-playing and role-switching. |
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The juxtaposition of my somewhat flatly morbid work with the life and vitality of the farm is quite provoking. |
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In either case, the juxtaposition of sly humour and high drama seems to mirror the gap between Stiller's two personas, as farceur and tragedian. |
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The lyrics are passionate and poetic, the musical arrangements full of juxtaposition and surprise. |
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He is able to construct space through the juxtaposition of colors and to play with allusive reference. |
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This juxtaposition between western products and human desperation underlines the inequalities of the new world order. |
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I don't know whether this juxtaposition was done advisedly, but it was certainly provocative. |
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This is often accomplished through a juxtaposition of scenes that could almost be continuations of each other, if it were not for the change in location and actors. |
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One cannot but admire the daring juxtaposition of an intimate close-up scene in the foreground with the distant view of boats on the shallow waters of the lagoon. |
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In Bombay, he made cubistic dislocation and juxtaposition seem intrinsic to the Indian street, but then his work had been turning away from classical order for two decades. |
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Maybe it's the juxtaposition of gobby punk attitude alongside such a slavishly swotty excavation of rock'n'roll mythology that attracted attention. |
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Position-effect variegation results from the juxtaposition of euchromatin and heterochromatin by chromosome rearrangement or transposon insertion. |
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Very often, corrosion products are at the interface of metal and wood and are favorised by this juxtaposition. |
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The sensibility that emerges is that of a champion of the underdog who editorializes through insinuation and juxtaposition. |
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The juxtaposition makes the variation in quality all the more jarring. |
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Is the juxtaposition of images of the Pope deep in prayer with those of copulating men supposed to be a symbol of Europe's diversity? |
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The pure expression of surface form, unencumbered by any framing or ribbing, creates a richness in the abstract quality of the constantly changing juxtaposition of surfaces. |
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A poem is a literary work that uses the rhythm and melody of language, and the combination and juxtaposition of various sounds. |
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Shakespeare's frequent juxtaposition of royalty in one scene with plebeians in the next reflects a very British way of looking at society. |
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The juxtaposition of the fussily constructed trees and their funky, expressionistic bases brings home the schizoid quality of our cultivation of nature. |
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If the cratons are then in direct juxtaposition their geological histories may be used to assess the plausibility of the paleomagnetic match. |
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Armchairs provide an elegant juxtaposition, adding a touch of red and fuchsia-pink emblematic of the period. |
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Implementation was not supposed to be a juxtaposition of existing programmes. |
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Intracultural theatre should neither disguise cultural differences nor simply set them in juxtaposition without further motivation. |
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Features the voices of a man and a child, adding texture and juxtaposition to the music. |
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The juxtaposition of light and dark fur and the insertion of coloured wool into the seams show the artistry of the seamtress. |
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For this reason, we have been developing in-house capabilities to sit in competitive juxtaposition with those of external service providers. |
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The juxtaposition of an inanimate puppet and a live actor opens entirely new possibilities of the means of artistic expression. |
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Table 3 presents, as an example, a juxtaposition of decision parameters and results. |
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Note that there will be a time-lag between the former and the latter that will need to be considered in the juxtaposition of these data. |
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The juxtaposition planted a story of association on websites that touted both men for their talks. |
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And I love the juxtaposition of the tenderness and the gentleness with his daughter and showing her this blood money. |
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Note the coincidental juxtaposition of these two Summer-themed songs. |
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Regardless, The Blood Telegram offers a nuanced yet unflinching look at the juxtaposition of geopolitics and humanitarian crisis. |
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Is it the juxtaposition of Geordie straightforwardness with lofty intellectualism? |
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The human community, as he conceives it, is neither a mere juxtaposition of atomic individuals nor a superorganism living its own life apart from the individual members. |
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Her yen for juxtaposition of pretty and ugly, water and tar, public and private, can be seen in the smallest moments. |
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The juxtaposition of a park for merrymaking alongside a park designed to evoke a sense of debt owed past sacrifice accounted for the shrine's broad-based appeal. |
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There is a captivating element of juxtaposition in each painting. |
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Architecture is basically a juxtaposition of indoors and outdoors, sheltered space and exposed environment, confidence and vulnerability, privacy and society. |
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In practice, the benefits that accrue from an individual grant of aid often reflect the complexity of our economies and are therefore associated with a juxtaposition of objectives and rules. |
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The conception of the transport sector network was initially based largely on the juxtaposition of national infrastructure plans, particularly for the conventional rail and road networks. |
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I hope that the participants secure specific commitments and solid agreements that will actually be implemented and not end up as a mere juxtaposition of mutual wishes not subsequently followed up in practice. |
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There is a kind of juxtaposition here that we're not really sure about. |
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This ideological juxtaposition, in which subjective morality is controlled by the state and in which citizens' objective needs are left for the market to sort out, is by now familiar to most voters. |
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We lose the juxtaposition of poor against rich and settle in a no man's land of figures, studies and linguistic relief that frees us from facing a rather ugly reality: poverty exists in Britain. |
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The juxtaposition shocks, reviving a sense of insolence. |
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In a few countries, bicameralism involves the juxtaposition of democratic and aristocratic elements. |
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The juxtaposition of the mask and the silenic face not only invites but also necessitates their complementary interpretation. |
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With the syndetic juxtaposition of distinct members, the article is not often repeated. |
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He uses juxtaposition to point up his ideas about objects. |
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Space gives rise to worry, Michel Foucault stated in 1964: We live in an age of simultaneousness, of stringing together, of the close and the far, of juxtaposition, and the scattered. |
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Some of the slow movement's touching sweetness comes from the direct juxtaposition of its D major tonality, which so effectively melts the gruff menace of its D minor neighbours. |
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There was juxtaposition of extremely heteroclite elements, arising from the most diverse influences: biblical, the astral concepts of the Babylonians, hellenistic reflection tainted with platonism bordering on gnosticism. |
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In its variety, its superficiality, its solitary night walkers and its jumbled juxtaposition of public and private spaces, you could argue that it is the beating heart of Englishness. |
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The device of combination refers to the deliberate juxtaposition of elements or ideas with different meanings, whereas in domestication, a news event is depicted using familiar or even folkloric cultural references. |
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Journalists tell their audiences about the exciting juxtaposition of classicist and contemporary design created by British star architect David Chipperfield. |
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Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMASSIMO BOTTURA is one of Italy's greatest chefs, renowned for his juxtaposition of intellectual concepts on a plate and his sublime renditions of tortellini or a classical ragù. |
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All of which is why the juxtaposition of these two cases is fortuitous. |
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Its terseness, too, is characteristic: the dramatic juxtaposition of expansive gestures and utter simplicity within a remarkably small musical space are prophetic of the concision of Brian's later symphonic works. |
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So I quite deliberately toyed with this juxtaposition of the dynamics of urban development and the persistence, the obduracy, of technical infrastructure. |
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It is precisely because the European Economic Community overcame the dilemma between the creation of a superstate and the juxtaposition of different States that it earned its place in history. |
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As for the juxtaposition of separate actions implemented by foundations, this trait is not so favorable in regards to a coherent construction of public goods. |
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Duality and the different faces of the former divided Germany are the theme that the Spanish photographer explores in his artistic juxtaposition entitled Dichotomy. |
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Ridings that ran east-west will now run north-south, which creates a juxtaposition of small towns on the West Island, which consists of medium-sized towns. |
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All of these organically related motives have been heard previously, and treated to various types of development, but are now presented in every imaginable juxtaposition and stratification. |
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The scenes that the artist creates are worlds nearly utopic in juxtaposition with the viewer's actuality. |
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What I like is the juxtaposition of the directness of the sculpture and the indirectness, the coldness, of 3-D animation and computer-generated art. |
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There was a poignant juxtaposition between the boys laughing in the street and the girl crying on the balcony above. |
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He sarcastically depicts the juxtaposition between the prettiness and the hideousness of our world and culture with his sometimes lovely and sweet but often odd and sinister cartoon-ish characters and gloomy streetscapes. |
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Musically speaking, Lo brings a certain clarity and limpidity to Darc's sound, his sumptuous production making an interesting juxtaposition with the dark, moody atmosphere of Darc's lyrics. |
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A fundamental operation on strings is string concatenation which we will denote by juxtaposition. |
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Dr. Ravault was also able to demonstrate how the authors of hate messages are able through subtle manipulation and juxtaposition of material to give a veneer of credibility to the content of the messages. |
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We shall vote against this report because it turns the European Parliament from a forum for the juxtaposition of ideas into the judge of the right of ideas to exist. |
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The juxtaposition of the bright yellows on the dark background made the painting appear three dimensional. |
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This systematism tends to alleviate the transgressive impact of the juxtaposition, or of the fusion, of the now-classic spheres of those watching and those watched. |
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His film is precisely an attempt to denaturalise this process through humour and juxtaposition. |
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The juxtaposition of non-representational marks next to detailed figuration sets up a tension central to the exploration of fantastic and archetypical vs. accurate depictions of real spaces. |
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Gender is a central factor in the juxtaposition of these issues. |
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Painting of the Egyptian era used a juxtaposition of overlapping planes. |
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Divan poetry was composed through the constant juxtaposition of many such images within a strict metrical framework, thus allowing numerous potential meanings to emerge. |
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Incompleteness, juxtaposition, with ends unwoven and edges rough, is a more realist mode of representation than functional integration, however flexible and dynamic. |
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In stark juxtaposition, four women emulating harem odalisques frame the composition recreating the stereotypical pictorial pun, Orientalizing the royal zenana. |
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And he would have relished the juxtaposition of the wedding dress with the infamous bumster trousers that are, as of this week, on show in the Metropolitan Museum. |
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