Sentence examples for angle on the world from inspiring English sources
Hormones raging, Butch begins to sense that there's something not normal about his angle on the world.
It offers an angle on the world – that pain and anguish occur too regularly, that death is omnipresent.
Moran does gently suggest, however, that looking in from the outside can give the diffident an original angle on the world.
David Hockney once complained that photography was a paltry art because its angle on the world is restricted to what the camera sees at the moment of exposure: unlike painting, a photograph can make no space for time.
Many indeed might not even be willing to let the 13-year-old vote, even though this is a perfectly genuine stage of life, which has its own angle on the world – an angle that we all once occupied ourselves.
That this became clear only in retrospect says as much about the perils of prediction as it does about a propensity to see, as the past recedes, patterns and narratives that flatter our particular angle on the world.
"The Sign: The Shroud of Turin and the Secret of the Resurrection" by Thomas de Wesselow (Viking) is the latest book to take a controversial angle on the world-famous religious relic.
Her left eye still at the crack, she crouches down for a new angle on the outside world, her small hands on either side of the white door for balance.
The most important test that Bolano triumphantly sails through as a writer is that he makes you feel changed for having read him; he adjusts your angle of view on the world.
Mr. Edelman agreed: "We have good give and take with different angles on the same world".
