Sentence examples for angle is so from inspiring English sources

Imagine taking your iPhone and standing it on a table – the image is formed next to it because the projection angle is so wide," he claims, "We think that this interactive touch capability will be the thing that actually drives sales of accessory pico projectors".

The tilted angle is so appropriate that the Cu2+ ions occupy mostly a square-planer environment [43].

Thus, this contact angle is so large that ZnO clusters could easily thermal diffuse on Si surface, which seems a driving force to push ZnO cluster moving on surface.

Physically, one expects no returns when the laser hits no surface, or where the surface angle is so oblique (e.g., at the extremities of the pillar) that no return is likely.

If Angle is so morally opposed to government health care, she should set an example by declining the coverage.

Son made one of his irresistible charges to the goalline and might well have shot had not the angle been so narrow.

Or there would be no replay available, or it was blurred, or the angle was so bad it made a valid reading impossible.

Weiland's unorthodox angle was so unexpected that his anti-rape song "Sex Type Thing" was misconstrued as glorifying a rapist's mentality: "I'm a man, I'll give you something you won't forget.

"Fantastic captaincy, angles are so important," enthuses Nasser.

He would get into position before the ball was hit and his angles were so good that sometimes he would just stand there and catch it when other goalkeepers might have been diving full-stretch to make a save.

Branagh's infamous Dutch-angles are so ever-present that I half-expected William Dozier to break in and announce that The Penguin had just robbed a bank.