Examples of using Juxtaposition in English and their translations into Spanish
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Juxtaposition(when it is not simply bursting in upon
It's, like, right up to the line of juxtaposition, but I think I'm gonna let it slide.
This juxtaposition of emblematic national architectures is typical of the self-enclosed world of fantasy that the great international exhibitions would bequeath to the later theme park.
The juxtaposition of our cultures with those that have other perspectives can be a positive experience that could benefit our education systems.
As observed at the commencement of this Opinion, humanitarian law needs to be brought into juxtaposition with the raw realities of war if it is to respond adequately.
the automobile workshop together, a somewhat surreal juxtaposition of functions, begins to generate moments of spectacle.
This contrast resembles Franz Oppenheimer's(1924) juxtaposition of the political and the economic means-the former would be cratic,
On the Hauptwache plaza- the liveliest spot in Frankfurt- the urban landscape is marked by the juxtaposition of Baroque architecture
texture to create some real juxtaposition.
original mixes of materials are presented in harmonious juxtaposition.
Round presents a new approach to color and texture, thanks to an incredibly meticulous juxtaposition of geometric designs
classical in its execution attempts to record the artist's experiences through juxtaposition in narrative.
because I am always aiming for an interesting composition or an image juxtaposition that doesn't seem too constrained.
so the coldness can be removed with the juxtaposition of other colours.
Rising above the timeless Paseo de la Reformastands at the juxtaposition of culture and business.
which experiments with juxtaposition and hypertext of both print and visual media.
background-in a tense and contradictory juxtaposition.
it's really just an unfortunate juxtaposition of events.
Read formally in the juxtaposition of bright, flat colored backgrounds with the representation of disproportionate,
This mirror-like juxtaposition finally fixes a purely rational morality as the originator of any truly consistent sense of benevolence, but we must answer
