Sentence examples for in a prism from inspiring English sources
The shadows (£7) come in a prism of easy, flattering shades for all colourings, and the blushers (£10) are embossed with Shakespearean quotes (a bit pretentious, yes, but they're excellent).
Or, as Cash suggested: "Southern homilies refracted in a prism of baroque light", which was, in its own way: "as ambitious as anything coming out of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury".
(A beautiful phrase!) For Fidelma, Ireland is now becoming a memory, "such a small memory, young grass with the morning sun on it and the night's dew, so that light and water interplayed as in a prism and the top leaves of an ash tree had a halo of diamond from the rain, the surrounding green so safe, so ample, so all-encompassing".
It occurs to me here that "outsider art" is a dated term, and that "tourist art" would better describe this way of seeing everything, even the most obvious things, all at once, and refracting it in a prism of pure delight.
The parametric study of crack opening in a prism under direct tension is a simplified approach in calculating the crack widths in concrete beams.
Thus, the binodal surface in a prism diagram of composition triangle and temperature has two saddle points at which a critical line has a minimum.
Pick: Quality Street: Magic Moments Any child of a teacher can tell you that the only presents from pupils that counted at Christmas were the ones wrapped in a prism-shaped box – toiletries and candles made the heart sink.
Tunable Goos-Hänchen (GH) effect with magneto-optical (MO) effect in a prism-graphene coupling structure is proposed.
We study the mechanism of large lateral shift effect in a prism-waveguide coupling system where the guiding layer is composed of biaxially anisotropic metamaterial (BAM).
In the experimental investigation, the specimen under test (SUT), realized in a prism-shaped form, is tested using the prism technique.
Young barn owls could readily adapt to a kind of virtual-reality experiment in which a prism distorted their perception of the world; older owls couldn't.
