Sentence examples for mask view from inspiring English sources

By Anne Winters The New Yorker, September 6 , 1993P. 87 Now the god of rainy August hangs his mask View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Doreen St. Félix By Jia Tolentino.

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This is a well-known illusion in which an ordinary face mask viewed from the back can appear strikingly convex.

Not until the late 19th and early 20th centuries were masks viewed out of their ceremonial contexts, appreciated as art objects, or studied as cultural artifacts.

Figure 2 Fabricated 3-D mask; (a) perspective view, (b) side view, (c) 3-D white light interferometry profile of the glass-etched microlens formed on the diffuser plate, (d) 2-D profile along line ab in (c).

Sheets hanging over the security office mask the view from snipers.

Film, projected on the back walls, seems to depict the activities within — a technique reminiscent of William Forsythe's "Kammer/Kammer," another text-based piece about the illusions of desire, in which film often takes the place of live bodies, and screens mask our view, forcing us to imagine and invent.

One fiber and wood mask on view is present with little context, by an "Unknown Ogoni Artist".

Stripping off the Anonymous mask is viewed as a form of betrayal by the wider group.

Bad visibility masked our view but we heard avalanches roaring in the valley around us.

In "3rd Plateau Eye Camera," boys don hoary masks to view a giant geometric structure that hovers like a vision, or a total eclipse of representation, above the ocean.