9.They juxtapose images of slim, seemingly perfect models alongside overweight individuals, insinuating that only the attractive can find love and acceptance.
12.His prose weaves together history, personal experience and arguments from his favourite philosophers; anecdotes about his napping schedule are juxtaposed with maxims.
16.In the expedition's Japanese stage, moreover, Goncharov's statements can be juxtaposed with independent sources that reveal the travelees' actual perceptions of the Russians.
19.Which, by the way, is another juxtaposition, because he's saying really funny things, but it's juxtaposed with his delivery, which is total straight man.
20.Watchmen demonstrates this by juxtaposing its vigilantes with Dr. Manhattan, the only being in that universe who possesses that freedom, who has a literal claim to absolute power.