Sentence examples for obliquely through from inspiring English sources

The tragedy is revealed obliquely, through Phillip's playful, quicksilver temperament.

Can it be addressed directly, or only obliquely, through, say, education tax credits and changes to the health-care system?

Instead they stick to the basics of time, space and human behavior and allow meaning to seep in gradually and obliquely through the edges.

Variations in the speed of sound cause sound waves to refract when they travel obliquely through layers of water that have different properties of salinity and temperature.

But it also offers, through Beckett, Joyce, Brennan and even obliquely through Brecht, a multi-faceted portrait of its native land.

Waves also produce torsional moments and the hull twists in the seaway, as when the ship is traveling obliquely through waves.

The Wilhelm Tell technique is a novel instrumented anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) procedure using a specially designed composite carbon fibre cage and a single short-threaded cancellous screw that obliquely passes through the upper adjacent vertebral body, the interbody cage itself and through the lower adjacent vertebral body.

The mysteries of Ice Haven unfold obliquely, often through hints and intimation.

Political points were usually made obliquely, not through direct protest but by laughing at restrictions.

The mist that covers the copper coast is not enough to conceal the subject the poem confronts obliquely, metonymically, through the ships.

Born on the Continent, in part of what would become Germany, Albert enters Victoria's life obliquely, first through the machinations of their uncle, King Leopold of Belgium (Thomas Kretschmann), and then during tentative visits.