The word "angular" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an object or shape with sharp or pointed angles, like a triangle or a polygon. For example, “The angular roof line of the building creates an interesting silhouette.”.
So let us not dwell on the fact that Qbic guests get to spend the night in a "cube-shaped living box" (aka a "room") or that some of these don't have angular holes in the wall (aka windows) and focus instead on the things this hotel gets right.
Alexandre Desplat's tinkly score does a lot to mask it, but Tom Hooper's direction is relentlessly angular and odd.
They seemed suspicious of fame and possessive of an angular indie sound that, while impressively taut, carried little emotional weight.
Its high-energy, angular dance moves make for a testing workout.
Zemdegs, whose dark hair and angular features recall the tennis player Novak Djokovic, recently entered Melbourne University, one of the most prestigious schools in Australia, where he is pursuing degrees in engineering and business.
Angular shards of concrete lie marooned beneath the bridge like fragments of an ice floe cast adrift.
What you focus on, when hes onscreen, is the mobile central portion of his face, but, close up, his angular cheekbones and wide-set, almond-shaped brown eyes are striking.
The writing on signs and hoardings changes from curly Sinhalese to angular Tamil.
Alexei Ratmansky, a choreographer with whom Vishneva has worked extensively, says he's been hugely impressed by the range she's achieved – from the purity of the 19th-century classics to the angular intensities of Martha Graham's Errand Into the Maze to the blunt human comedy of Mats Ek's The Apartment.
Visual acuity indicates the angular size of the smallest detail a person's visual system can resolve.
A hangar-sized space serving high-end Cantonese food, it is decorated in Chinese-restaurant chintz, with angular chandeliers, red carpets, silk tapestries, slatted wood.
