Sentence examples for * his prism from inspiring English sources

Fresnel, an architect's son from Normandy, was a shy, diminutive bachelor, and his prism stacks eventually grew taller than him.

Noguchi's well-known postwar work for the furniture design companies Herman Miller and Knoll — including his prism table, rocking stool and cylindrical lamp — are given plenty of space.

Armed with his prism, Newton split "the rainbow-freighted ray" of light into its constituent colors, and "coined the word spectrum, or ghost, to describe the lozenge shape that glowed on his wall".

Through his prism, the author describes Kenya's history over the past two decades, "probing the roots of a dysfunctional African nation".In this section How to ruin a country Reagan's rebellion All beak and claws Waterway triumphs Always with us?

Lichtenstein's ability to interpret any work through his prism is much on view at the Skirball.

"It's done in true 'Dexter stylee, so it's a lot of fun and it's through his prism," producer Sara Colleton told the audience (via HitFix.com).

Moreover, the vertices of his prisms did not always conveniently coincide with the surveyed heights.

Every person sees New York through his own prism.

Through his musical prism Mr. Ligeti is looking now at Bach, but also at Romanian folk music, abstract rhythmic processes, Stravinsky and, again, the Baroque lament.

So with Mr. Wideman's acute observations and sensitivity, we come to view playground basketball through his special prism and enter his intriguing life, made extraordinary by his achievements.

Mr. Hinchey had praised the Obama administration in November for starting a broad investigation into Chinese subsidies for solar and wind energy exports, saying then that these subsidies had put a company in his district, Prism Solar Technologies of Highland, N.Y., at a competitive disadvantage.