| A broad rhetorical commitment to this ideal coexisted with stringent restrictions on speech deemed radical or obscene. |
| In the cold clammy caves of the Claddagh, the mould of the sea happily coexisted with the mould of the river. |
| At first trams and trolley buses coexisted in a certain harmony, because each of the lines used one system exclusively. |
| Amazon plants, evergreen pines, basil and other strange flora coexisted in perfect harmony. |
| Early Victorian taste favoured opulence and eclecticism, so exhibition showpieces coexisted with simpler, compact items like Windsor chairs. |
| The two communities coexisted until 1835, when a group of Maoris hijacked a British ship in Wellington and sailed it to the Chathams. |
