Sentence examples for a prism for interpreting from inspiring English sources
Theory also holds that the public makes apt use of its values, which serve as a prism for interpreting the larger world.
For Darwish the issue of Palestine became a prism for an internationalist feeling.
All this makes for a compelling story, but it has distinct limits as a prism for understanding Joy Division's music.
The spectrograph consists of a slit, a collimator, a prism for dispersing the light, and a focusing lens.
Skonberg, who likes to reimagine older jazz songs through a modern prism, once interpreted the 1920s stomper "King of the Zulus" as a collaboration between Armstrong and Jimi Hendrix.
"It started with the 'Prismick' look," said the designer, referring to the inspiration of a prism that he has been interpreting in handbags for the last two seasons — a bag that can open into a square or fold back to flatness.
Thus far, Nussbaum's equality principle has served as a useful prism for a familiar point of view.
Add another geometric 3D shape, a rectangular prism, for a chimney.
In many ways, the franchise also served as as a prism through which Sunstein could interpret his own life.
Again, Henning arranged a smell prism for representing the complex smell of any substance as a point in the space defined by the surfaces of the prism.
