Sentence examples for oblique framing from inspiring English sources
Costa's patient, oblique framing gives Straub a stage on which to declaim his conjoined ideals of "theatrical abstraction" and political revolution, yet also keeps close watch on the practicalities of editorial decision-making, about which the pair are uniquely articulate.
This was done in the early Russian film The Ghost That Never Returns (1929), in which a prison riot shown by oblique framing gives the impression that the building is being pushed over.
His Balenciaga collection simultaneously used the heritage of the brand as an oblique frame of reference while seamlessly blending in his outsider, street-influenced vision.
Given a frame for a subspace of a Hilbert space, we consider all possible families of oblique dual frame vectors on an appropriately chosen subspace.
Mr. Strom seems to be trying something like the oblique, associative style of Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" series, right down to the patented blocks of text (here, flashing red type that reads "The Jewish Question") that Mr. Godard uses to frame his images.
"If you need stuff, and your friends do it, and they're pretty cool, why not?" At the end of a tour, the architects, their clients and this reporter find themselves in that pool house, which, from a position on its long couch, frames perfectly an oblique view back to the main house across the water.
"It's hard to put a time frame on an oblique strain.
Making excellent use of its Detroit locations (leafy streets giving way to haunted-house dereliction beyond the 8 Mile border), this arrestingly weird fantasia remains deliberately oblique about its exact time frame, period ticks and ebooks (Yara recites Dostoevsky's The Idiot from a palm-sized device) happily coexisting in what seems to be a retro-fitted alternative present.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 An elliptical shadow created by the ring can be seen in this bone model of a frame, indicating an oblique alignment Open image in new window Fig. 4 The shadow created by the ring is now a single line indicating the X-ray beam is orthogonal to the plane of the ring.
Oblique narrative techniques - the intersecting frames or narrative "lenses" for which he is famous - have the effect of lifting the subject matter from the boys' books with which Conrad's novels share an affinity.
