Sentence examples for because of optics of from inspiring English sources

Intent is hard to prove because of optics of the shooting – black body, blue uniform.

Donald Trump stood up the Conservative Political Action Committee CPACC) this weekend because the optics of a hostile reception would have been terrible for him.

Lloyd said creating bylaws around dispensaries in order to shut some of them down "makes a lot of sense" but not all cities are willing to take Vancouver's route likely because of the optics of creating rules around something that's still technically illegally.

This includes principles of quantum optics, laws of geometric optics and virtual optics in 3-D visualization.

The issue here is that Cardboard delivers a lousy experience compared to other devices because of the lack of optics and image perfection".

She entered the field of optics because she felt it was one of the few areas of physics that allowed her enter either academia or industry.

A firestorm over the Teo Peter case could possibly represent a tipping point away from a U.S. option, if only because of the optics.

A third reason why testifying is notable is because of the optics: for a lot of people who do not understand and care much about the intricacies of how social networks handle their data, this could bring new light to the topic, on both sides of the table.

Camcorders can do better as still camera surrogates, in part because of decent optics.

Because Herschel had treated the optics of his large telescopes as trade secrets, Rosse had to do all his own design by trial and error.

We found that fringe centers for four directions of the sky are different, probably because of distortion of the optics due to the change in the balance of the scanning head weight depending upon the azimuthal direction chosen for each of the three small FPIs.