Sentence examples for grasp of perspective from inspiring English sources

Hitler had a powerful grasp of perspective, but seemed uninterested in human figures.

He had a perfect-pitch feel for composition and a strikingly sophisticated grasp of perspective.

The figures already display Melozzo's later trademarks: strongly modeled sculptural volumes, a low viewpoint, and a confident, creative grasp of perspective and foreshortening.

Thought to be largely self-taught, with a shaky grasp of perspective that made him wisely avoid trying to render deep space, Zurbarán came to be called the Spanish Caravaggio, for his theatrical manipulations of light and shadow, although his knowledge of the revolutionary Italian may not have extended to seeing any original paintings by him.

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His grasp of economics is shaky.

Keen grasp of the obvious?

Poor grasp of English language?

Gould's grasp of historical perspective is too strong to allow that.

Paolo Uccello's unmistakably Gothic "Annunciation," from around 1415-20, sumptuously decorated with gold leaf and costly ultramarine paint, seems worlds away from his later works, yet is learnedly based on a fourth-century homily and shows in the architectural setting a firm grasp of measured perspective.

However, we also need to empathize with providers and get a better grasp of their perspective.