ตัวอย่าง juxtapose

• These examples represent an infinitesimal portion of the space created by juxtaposing variations of just one theme against each other.

• As such, it follows a recurrent trope that juxtaposes a religious exterior with its underlying immorality.

• Prepositional arguments of the head noun, for instance, are merely juxtaposed to it.

• Judgments must return to intent, context, and comprehension: how the artist intended the work, how she juxtaposes materials, and how the consumer 'reads' the result.

• This point is reinforced by juxtaposing the correspondent's depiction of domestic interiors with those of public spaces in his reports.

• While this is controversal, many linguists tend to use it informally, nonetheless, and then juxtapose their intuited results with dates derived from archaeology.

• With care and sensitivity he manages to juxtapose, place and transform his field recordings without contrivance.

• Text or images or maps, when incorporated in archaeological publication, do not work in isolation; they are juxtaposed.

• The text works by effectively juxtaposing a series of debates, authors, etc. but it can then come across as sprawling rather than coherent.

• Traditional forms of text - narratives - are dissolved into isolated fragments that can then be juxtaposed in a pastiche.

• In juxtaposing ideological content to linguistic form, this alternative hypothesis fails to take into account the embeddedness of content in form.

• Such narrow definitions often juxtapose 'law in action' with the 'law in the books'.

• A computerised real-time performance is fundamentally different from the classical experiences of juxtaposing instruments and tape.

• But much more profoundly, the chapter juxtaposes the family and community relationships of the working and middle class.

• It offers no real surprises, but the chosen form of juxtaposing each politician's version of a certain episode is very rewarding.