Sentence examples for Skewed perspective from inspiring English sources

Its skewed perspective undercuts all certainties, both mawkish emotions and easy irony.

It staggers me that we accept such a radically skewed perspective in cinema.

She says their skewed perspective means they can "struggle to see what they have to offer you".

But their cumulative effect is to immerse the reader in a skewed perspective: the world reflected in a fun-house mirror, with places and people recognizable but distorted.

However, having to keep one eye on the Shakespeare industry and the other on the school-party has obviously produced a seriously skewed perspective in the typography department.

Ironmonger Row Baths, Ironmonger Row, aquaterra.org/ironmonger-row-baths South Kensington doesn't look quite so posh from Catherine Deneuve's (admittedly skewed) perspective in Roman Polanski's 1965 thriller.

Because of their near life-size scale, skewed perspectives and convincing spatial illusions, the paintings induce a sensation of vertigo.

Great leaders keep cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, and skewed perspectives in check with empathy, humility, disassociation, acceptance and curiosity.

The 1940s naturalism of Paul Steinberg's sets and Brigitte Reiffenstuel's costumes are mixed with the sharp angles and skewed perspectives of Vienna 30 years earlier.

Sometimes you need to turn away from the city when you're up on the bridges, to clear your head of such grand notions and skewed perspectives.

For Gary Bettman to categorize the cancellation of a season of hockey as a tragedy and for Bob Goodenow to call it unthinkable illustrates perfectly the incredibly skewed perspectives involved.