Sentence examples for a bizarre angle from inspiring English sources
Another was bent away from the roof at a bizarre angle.
In the next stride, I saw his left front hoof swing out at a bizarre angle and I knew that something had gone horribly wrong.
He found one friend dead, and some people who were injured, including a friend who could not move his legs, and a neighbor's foot was hanging at a bizarre angle.
If you got up close with your legs as far back as possible you could catch a glimpse of your body but from such a bizarre angle that it told you nothing.
http://t.co/CAJ7BnfUPR We also got a better look at Adam Driver's antagonist Kylo Ren, who is seen 'commanding snowtroopers loyal to the evil First Order on the frozen plains of their secret base.' The Girls actor appears wonderfully evil in his black costume, and there's debate over whether he is missing a leg or has just been photographed at a bizarre angle.
As New York Magazine's art critic Jerry Saltz points out, "All the attributes of the selfie are here: the subject's face from a bizarre angle, the elongated arm, foreshortening, compositional distortion, the close-in intimacy".
A bizarre camera angle had Mooney chatting to the Penguin while the comedian's legs were still in shot, so unless we were meant to get a Joker vibe from his limb-acting, I think we're safe.
The design of the long, high space shows equally little restraint: paper ceiling fixtures, chairs that appear to be made of plastic Swiss cheese, funky lamps, a strange white hung ceiling made up of bizarre angles, white vinyl couches, and black-and-white movies playing on three vertically mounted screens over the bar.
Opened in 2004 and housing MIT's computer-science and philosophy departments behind its façade of bizarre angles and windows, it has become a new Cambridge landmark.
I saw the remains of a destroyed front axle and big chunks of burned metal lying at bizarre angles in the desert next to the highway.
These too-recherché framings, these bizarre angles, these shots of shadows, of lakes, of underbrush aren't … caprices of the camera or showing-off by the cameraman.
