Sentence examples for odd perspective from inspiring English sources

This is an odd perspective.

His method is usually oblique, piquing the reader's interest with an initially odd perspective.

And he already had the advantage of an odd perspective, one that found happiness in dark winter nights and extreme physical conditions.

Seeing yourself as a sculpture gives you an odd perspective: you see yourself in a way you're never able to from a photograph, a mirror, or a film.

But Gleiberman does have a slightly odd perspective of the average person's physical appearance, given that he thinks Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Fontaine and Bette Davis "weren't beauty contest-winners.

We had incomplete bits too, I remember, which still give me an odd perspective today: sides three and four of Elgar conducting Falstaff, sides seven and 16 of Mahler Two with Ormandy, sides four and five of Stokowski's Rite of Spring!

Visually, both styles employed dramatic high-contrast lighting, shafts of light and shadows, and odd perspectives.

Lumpy water and odd perspectives suggest a young artist still finding his way as a painter, though he had an undeniable flair for vivid scenery as evidenced by "A Race Off the North Foreland, British Channel," in which a pair of ships narrowly miss colliding.

We've all tried to use our camera phones to capture whiteboard notes, doodles, and other documents, but oftentimes poor image quality and odd perspectives can make them illegible.

But as he well knows, it is not so odd within the perspective of current First Amendment rhetoric, which is militantly libertarian, protective of the individual's right of self-assertion no matter what is being asserted, and indifferent (relatively) to the effects speech freely uttered might have on the fabric of society.

The ordinary is hallucinatory, and Mr. Davis views it from odd and shifting perspectives, often in suffocating fisheye close-up.