Examples of using Juxtaposed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is composed of nine triangles juxtaposed and placed so that they originate a total of 43 small triangles.
Never before had I seen themonstrous deeds of the Holocaust so starkly juxtaposed with the human face of the killers”.
I began to imagine Disney's perfect Princesses juxtaposed with real issues that were affecting women around me, such as illness, addiction and self-image issues.
The clusters in the exhibition, however, do not inquire about collecting as such; rather,they are interested in the outlooks resulting from their juxtaposed display and the stratified, multiple gaze they generate.
Do you see what I mean? The choice of words juxtaposed with the image of a fluffy kitten! The enchantment of words,"squashed,""flat," etcetera.
Basho, in 17 syllables, juxtaposed a turbulent ocean driven by a storm now past, and captured the almost impossible beauty of our home galaxy with millions of stars, probably hundreds and hundreds of-- who knows how many-- planets, maybe even an ocean that we will probably call Sylvia in time.
Problems with the marriage centre around Cindy's ambition, juxtaposed to Dean's contentment to centre his life around his wife and child.
When the two branches are juxtaposed, the colors that are produced are colored by the side of the large dot, such as the large green dot and the small luhong dot.
It portrays the dystopian nature of English power,as O'Farrelly sees it, juxtaposed with the light, spirituality, purity, truth, hope and unity of Ireland, which could enable its future salvation.
The city has a modern dynamism juxtaposed with historical cobbled streets and is home to four universities, the infamous Edinburgh Fringe Festival, world-class galleries, theatres, concert halls and shopping streets.
It will usually consist of one or more themes from the exposition altered andoccasionally juxtaposed and may include new material or themes- though exactly what is acceptable practice is a famous point of contention.
The city has a modern dynamism juxtaposed with historical cobbled streets and is home to four universities, the infamous Edinburgh Festival Fringe, world class galleries and concert halls, tranquil parks and busy shopping streets.
He juxtaposes this example with Jesus, who made ideas available for people to decide for themselves.
In contrast, in his works, Van der Heijden juxtaposes pre-modern classical images, in which the horror is basically concealed, with harsh, explicit photos from the concentration camps.
The exhibition juxtaposes abstract and semi-abstract works by Twersky to highlight her attempt to transform figures into forms, to reach what she called"purity.
By photographing the work at different stages and by juxtaposing sketches with finished paintings I trace the process of creation.
Juxtapose that to the earlier chart of corporate profit margins, and I ask you, does that feel right?
Different fault lines juxtapose different rocks- some of which are stronger- or weaker- under pressure.
She juxtaposes and synthesizes Western contemporary music with non-Western folklore and sees them as equally significant sources for her art.
Juxtapose this with a man steering clear of you so they don't contract Man Flu and you can see why cats are the superior choice.
(Bird singing) Now,let's hear the two of them together so your brain can juxtapose them.
Perhaps we could juxtapose this expression foreclosing effects with the one which pluralises the Names of the Father, and consider psychical spaces as differently affected by these effects.
Produced a few years after the collapse of theEastern Bloc,"A Great Day for Freedom" juxtaposes the general euphoria of, for instance, the fall of the Berlin Wall, with the subsequent wars and ethnic cleansing, particularly in Yugoslavia.
The film juxtaposes spectacular performances of iconic tracks like Fix You and Viva La Vida with intimate, behind-the-scenes moments that reveal the depth of the band's friendship and brotherhood.
From this archetype Sapir generates artificial mutations, invents unknown configurations,mixes three-dimensional prints with manual work, and juxtaposes the organic source with synthetic details to create a broad spectrum of variations.
Ibn Ezra stresses that in every place in which we encounter this phenomenon, we must explain why the verses alter the chronological sequence andwhat the aim is in juxtaposing one passage with the next.[18].
While the 1991 book juxtaposes aerial photographs from two points in time, the extended and updated English version, The Changing Land between the Jordan and the Sea, published in 1999, allows to compare aerial photographs of the same area taken at four points in time: 1917- 18, around 1948, around 1967 and in the 1990s.