Sentence examples for careful perspective from inspiring English sources
His The Adoration of the Magi, the principal panel of the Caraccioli Altarpiece, is a splendid example of his mastery of Renaissance style in its clear organization of figures, careful perspective, and distinct rhythm.
Later models (some preserved in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna) have designs that are apparently patterned on Renaissance court masques and pageants, such as that of the discovery of Diana by Actaeon, with fully modelled figures set against a background painted in careful perspective.
Instead of the sharp lines and careful perspective tricks, Shrigley's pictures corrupt the 1960s Op art movement—his images look hand-drawn and unsteady, the lines are wiggly, text uneven, and subjects mundane.
However, this finding has to be put into a careful perspective, as there are no data yet on a possible usefulness of CK20 in large sets of pT1 tumours.
Even taking confounding factors related to the limited size of the present series, the lack of follow-up information in roughly one-third of cases and the low number of pT1 cases into account and putting the findings into a very careful perspective, our data suggest Mcm2 expression to be superior to Ki67 in predicting the clinical course of Ta/T1 BC.
His careful and sophisticated perspective studies are clearly evident in The Flood (1447 48).
Uccello is justly famous for his careful and sophisticated perspective studies, most clearly visible in The Flood, in the underdrawing (sinopia) for his last fresco, The Nativity, and in three drawings universally attributed to him.
All of that time and labor — and who knows how much money — goes up on the screen in a sequence that seems at once hurtling and endless, and that builds tension through the careful alternation of perspectives.
Additionally, health professionals' perspective needs careful evaluation before and during translating new care models into institutional protocols; being a conscious player in the process of change would certainly contribute to improving providers' commitment to their clinical work.
Ms. Cairncross has written a book of informed perspective and careful analysis for businesspeople.
As humans we don't have naturally green brains, i.e. we're likely to approach decision either from an analytical perspective - careful consideration of cost/benefits - or from a more emotional perspective.
