Sentence examples for oblique of from inspiring English sources

And even though he himself made only the most oblique of references to it, I was reminded just how overblown and demented the whole Sachsgate saga became.

It was released in 1970, after Bruce's debut solo album, Songs for a Tailor (1969), on which he sought out the meaning from the most oblique of Brown's texts, such as Theme for an Imaginary Western, He the Richmond, Weird of Hermiston and Rope Ladder to the Moon, which lent its title to a BBC TV documentary about Bruce, again by Palmer.

(I would guess she's a big fan of Caryl Churchill, but an intelligent order reigns in even the most oblique of Ms. Churchill's works.) The most you can say is that "The Internationalist" makes a general statement on the cruel discombobulations of serious jet lag.

Some of the mammograms show different views (craniocaudal, lateral, oblique) of the same subject and are considered as different samples in our analysis.

Care was taken to arrange the orientation (vertical, horizontal and oblique) of all objects such that they could be comfortably grasped with a precision grip.

We then used multivariate classifier methods to predict the orientation (left or right oblique) of the stimuli based purely on the time-series data from this one location.

A trend was found for height of PTV during the initial phase (P=0.09), depth of oblique fields of initial phase (P=0.07), depth of oblique fields of boost phase by rectal width (P=0.09) and prescribed volumes (P=0.09).

Meanwhile, the music surges up from the pit, and the dancers' actions seem a kind of oblique reflection of its mystery and poignance.

Ever wonder how a certain middle-aged morning anchor (hint: Matt Lauer) got the obliques of a teenaged Ryan Lochte?

Conventional FFDM (2D) as well as tomosynthesis included a two-view mammography imaging procedure (cranio-caudal and medio-lateral-oblique) of each breast.

c Lateral oblique view of asymmetric locations of bilateral EAM.