Sentence examples for distant perspectives from inspiring English sources

He alternates between close-ups and distant perspectives, monochrome and highly saturated colors, and isn't against combining the styles of several eras of art history.

This raises the importance of seeing the difference between proximate and distant perspectives and the difficulties in imagining intelligent life and civilizations on other worlds when we don't have a lot of data to work with (or in our current situation, without any data at all).

One wishes that Mr. Felder had a slightly more distant perspective on his subject.

But though it tends toward the objective, distant perspective, Equi's work does not lack for deep feeling.

Self-reflection is a learning process that requires a distant perspective on one's own behavior, in context.

Today at Giants Stadium, with his players off, Fassel reached for a more distant perspective and saw Sunday's game as the reflection of this season.

Why did you choose to step away from the story of the family and end with the more distant perspective of the photographer-observer?

Why did you choose to step away from the story of the family and end with the more distant perspective of the photographer-observer?_ I wanted the novel to begin and end with that remove.

Michael Billington applauded his "haunted taciturnity and withdrawn moodiness" but de Jongh deemed that the heartthrob's "sexual charisma and androgynous prettiness before the camera vanishes clean away on the stage's more distant perspective".

The shadows cast by great men change shape over time depending on the angle of illumination, diminishing in harsh overhead light or expanding in the glow of distant perspective.

One is Albrecht Dürer's small but richly engraved "Nativity" (1504), setting the scene of Jesus' birth on the porch of a dilapidated house remarkable for its architectural presence, variety of textures and the distant perspective seen through an arch in the courtyard.