Sentence examples similar to angle vision from inspiring English sources

Readers hoping for the emotional intensity and wide-angle vision of "The Poisonwood Bible," Kingsolver's magnificent 1998 epic about a self-destructing missionary family in the newly independent Congo, will most likely be disappointed.

In addition to these orthodox systems, he explores via words and geometric and analytic drawings the concepts of wide-angle vision, lateral recession, and atmospheric perspective, through which the blurring of clarity and progressive lightening of tone is used to create the illusion of deep spatial recession.

The film, of course, wouldn't exist without Eyre's original production; and you inevitably lose the permanent wide angled vision of designer Tim Hatley's transparent-walled set which you get in the playhouse.

Still, if not precisely an outsider artist, Zink was, for a very long time, an outsider: unknown, unpublished, living deliberately far from the mainstream and looking at it with the sharply angled vision that such a position affords.

You must have wide-angle vision in today's new workplace to avoid the traps that may hinder your path towards career success.

A bovine's point of balance is usually at the shoulder, especially in confined spaces, and is determined by the animal's wide-angle vision.

The paper was given by Raphael Samuel and the sight of Eric and Raphael side by side, and my angle of vision from the corner of a room, led me to wonder why both these Marxist historians had adopted versions of the Bobby Charlton comb-over.

Optically they change with distance, ambient lighting, angle of vision.

For him, each novel has to have a new playing field and angle of vision.

To find noir in the city simply takes a certain angle of vision.

What makes the book urgent now, however, is its peculiar angle of vision.