Sentence examples for lens view from inspiring English sources

The formal, even overwhelming architectural setting, the woman's fierce glance and the odd alienation of the figures lend mystery to this painting, which suggests more a lens view than one done in oils.

Side one's label shows a fisheye lens view of a dog and the English countryside, and side two features a pig and sheep, in the same setting.

It seems to me that a more constructive way to view the reality of working and raising children is this: taking a wide-angle lens view of your whole life and realizing work and family life ebb and flow over time.

Televised police chases have become woven into our DNA in much the same way the expectation has spread that we are entitled to an increasingly more intimate zoom lens view into the lives of those we celebrate, including heads of state such as William and Kate.

First, it is straightforward to generate HTML and PDF versions of the article from the XML file; the XML file is also used to populate the Lens view of eLife articles.

In our previous study (Zetterberg et al. 2013), the level of eye lens accommodation was significantly related to a small amount of trapezius muscle activity only in the incongruent binocular minus lens viewing condition.

This lens views blood as a 'de-cultured' and 'de-socialized' substance, devoid of social markers of gender, ethnicity and religion, 'the subject of technical competence' that must be carefully regulated and controlled (Simpson 2009: 103).

This through-the-lens view enables the photographer to aim more precisely than with a non-S.L.R. camera.

"But when you take the wide-lens view of everything and weigh the runs versus errors, where does the scorecard come out?" By most measures, the scorecard is still heavily weighted in Mr. Obama's favor.

There may even be certain advantages to monocular vision, as when photographers and cinematographers deliberately renounce their binocularity and stereoscopy by confining themselves to a one-eye, one-lens view, the better to frame and compose their pictures.

Do they have a "work," as Martin Amis has a work, a lens to view them through?