Sentence examples for certain slant from inspiring English sources
Simple things: A certain slant of light coming through a window on a winter's afternoon.
"There's a certain Slant of light,/ Winter Afternoons - / That oppresses, like the Heft/ Of Cathedral Tunes".
BOSTON, April 30 — A certain slant of light was Edward Hopper's thing.
She was her favourite poet in Emily Dickinson: A Certain Slant of Light (1978).
In an edgy essay, "A Certain Slant: A Brief History of Hollywood Yellowface," Robert B. Ito offered biting reviews of Caucasian actors playing Asians.
"Not even Emily Dickinson didn't care about people not understanding her," he said (sounding as oblique as Dickinson's "certain slant of light").
Like the hymns sung live by the Boston Camerata, the dance is both stark and robust, handling that certain spiritual slant with stomping vigor.
Campaign donations – or even voter registration data – aren't the final say on whether a university has a certain political slant, but it is food for thought about how welcome views across the political spectrum are to a campus.
Lan, a media personality: while China is huge and diversified, the American media pays attention only to a few issues and certain individuals, giving slanted coverage to audiences.
Yes, there is an inherent liberal slant in certain news outlets, but over the past decade, the majority of fake news has been generated by the extreme Right.
The page edges, when slanted at certain angles, reveal miniature landscapes full of ruins and castles.
