Sentence examples for distinctive angles from inspiring English sources

Yet Mottola turns their talents to the most distinctive angles, letting Hamm's deceit play as itself deceitful, giving Gadot a fierce sense of commitment that borders on camp, and letting Fisher's brittle energy turn fierce.

The walls are now curved, the ceiling and floor tiles are placed at distinctive angles, and the doors swing open and shut in opposite directions, all in the name of keeping luck within the restaurant.

In the same episode, Kirk engages in a rough-and-tumble brawl around the rocks' distinctive angles and crevasses with a trouble-making upperclassman who used to taunt him at Star Fleet Academy.

Despite audience resistance, Mr. Stewart contended, his show had been able to develop a distinctive angle on Mr. Obama.

Like a lot of radical thought, Debord's theory begins as a critique of alienation, but his distinctive angle is to blame the so-called "Spectacle".

Elaborate car chases are edited to emphasize jolts and skids and crashes while almost never yielding a distinctive angle or provocative perspective.

Each steering vector denotes a distinctive angle θ i from arriving signals.

His background may be in modern dance, but his distinctive style – angles, curves, startling incongruities, achingly graceful lines – has been successfully transposed to ballet companies around the world.

Since then, Claire Fox, familiar from Radio 4's Moral Maze, has presented her first programme from her distinctive libertarian angle.

Under distinctive inclination fin angles as prescribed by the process technology, the performances of the device at different fin heights are examined.

Designed by minimalist architect John Pawson, set to a rocking, musical fusion of Joby Talbot and the White Stripes, had shown how his own distinctive style – sheering angles, startling incongruities, achingly graceful lines – could be successfully transposed onto a ballet company.