Sentence examples for looking through a screen from inspiring English sources

"When we play games now, we're looking through a screen into the game world," said Mr. Iribe, the chief executive of Oculus.

In the degraded photograph, streaks of color run down the right side of Assange's face in a patchy pattern; even in print, he appears to be looking through a screen.

There are some close up photographs taken of images on old TVs so that you can see that grain pattern that old televisions had, like looking through a bug screen sort of.

The cockpit feel is nice too, with visible instrumentation, and the fact you're looking through an HUD screen not glass, so everything distorts when you get hit by fire.

This new department has already borne fruit in the form of Lowe's virtual-reality "holoroom", in which customers at its Toronto branch can envisage their new kitchen or conservatory by entering a chamber and looking through a hi-tech screen.

Looking into the screen is rather like looking through a jeweller's loupe: the image is sharp, but very small.

It's like looking through a photo album of pleasure induced moments with on and off screen partners.

Meaning the viewers' eyes have two, split-screen images to focus on, creating the sensation of actual depth, like looking through a pair of binoculars.

"But when the screens are even larger you get a sense of being there - it's like looking through a window.

It's like looking through a window.

Click here to watch "I think of the building as an ode to the circle," says Francine Houben, founder and director of Dutch architecture practice Mecanoo, as she stands on the circular balcony at the top of a vertiginous book rotunda, beneath hoop-shaped light fittings, looking out through a screen of interlocking metal rings, as light washes down from the round window above.