Examples of using Juxtaposing in English and their translations into Italian
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painting- the best way to personalize a new home- layering textiles, and juxtaposing design periods.
it is not likely that their work would be heard juxtaposing the collection in Lamentations.
As always, I love juxtaposing prints and colours,
For instance, the Flemish artist Jan van de Venne who was active in the first half of the 17th century painted a number of tronies juxtaposing different faces.
PK-Marble is a timeless piece of art juxtaposing contrasts between the feminine and masculine.
make it interesting by juxtaposing the stamp on both the paper
The novelty consists in juxtaposing a statuesque element,
Allusion to the chemical composition of the mineral, often by juxtaposing chemical symbols(ex.:
By juxtaposing scenes from computer-games the children become figures of a simulated war-game.
It is a bustling city, juxtaposing modernity with colonial grandeur,
It is possible, precisely by juxtaposing the words"event" and"encounter", to perceive the message of the Meeting more clearly.
I don't want you juxtaposing your time.
with the help of Jean Paul Fitoussi, took an in-depth look at topics surrounding welfare, juxtaposing different socio-economic models.
It is up to us to seek to respond to the question of truth, fearlessly juxtaposing the proposal of faith with the reason of our time.
was made by juxtaposing negatives on paper.
The work intentionally corrupts the high Victorian architecture of the surrounding area by misaligning the order of the space, juxtaposing the tiered benches,
Her first book Small Wars evoked the conflict in Vietnam by juxtaposing images of her homeland with pictures of re-enactments of wartime operations in the woods of Virginia and photos of military
residential architecture created by juxtaposing solids in a harmonic progression:
The Great Mother mixes past and present, juxtaposing contemporary art,
It tells the stories of the 3,500 prisoners who passed through Breendonk, juxtaposing the torture and viciously cruel treatment they underwent with the role
