Notice how the end of the dress is kind of like a triangle shape at her knees.
The minute that occurred to me, I thought my god, that's an incredibly powerful kind of triangle: a psychiatrist, the psychiatrist's patient, the psychiatrist's wife.
It forms a kind of theatre triangle alongside the Volksbühne, an ambitious 1920s attempt at a workers' theatre that still attracts an exciting young audience, and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm, home of the Berliner Ensemble, founded by the playwright Bertolt Brecht and the great actor Helene Weigel.
Try it out for the easiest kind of right triangle, an isosceles right triangle, also known as a 45-45-90 trisngle, which is formed by cutting a square in half along its diagonal.
The movie further creates a kind of platonic love triangle, or care triangle, with Magda's physician, Julián (Asier Etxeandia), who has relationship issues of his own, and is himself brooding over whether to adopt a little girl from Siberia.
One young woman spun a story about a kind of love triangle.
By Clifford Aucoin The New Yorker, December 3 , 1960P. 113 The writer, now an American, with his racial background lost in the great melting pot, finds his way untrammelled and forthright, but during the first 27 years of his life, when he was a Nova Scotian, he was caught in a kind of racial triangle.
In "The Past Perfect, the Past Continuous, the Simple Past" an Italian tourist who gets separated from his friend on a hike waits at a brothel for confirmation of his death and forms a kind of love triangle with one of the working girls and the lonely gay man who runs the place.
João Carlos Ferraz, vice president of the country's national development bank, known as BNDES, said in an interview that the public and private sectors had come to a kind of consensus on a "triangle" of progress: "stability, investment and economic inclusion".
He added: "By playing a little bit with gender, I thought I could make a different kind of love triangle at the center of it.
