Sentence examples for off-kilter view from inspiring English sources
For a more off-kilter view on consumer desirability, look to Miu Miu, the younger sister of Prada.
The initial decision to move the show to Los Angeles, the odd mix of contestants, even the eventual winners the last couple of years have all contributed to a slightly off-kilter viewing experience.
ABC, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. "The Crazy Ones" and "The Michael J. Fox Show". Robin Williams and Michael J. Fox return to their roots in shows that explore work and family from an off-kilter midlife point of view.
The photos are accompanied by a "sweetly off-kilter but well-meaning commentary about his views from his sparkling blue eyes on everything from love, family and of course global affairs and economic growth," it adds.
That's the geeky essence of Slashdot.org, an online publication with a fanatical community of millions of readers that combines a rich view of technology with quick, off-kilter wit.
For now, more than ever, it's tempting to view Lanthimos's gloriously grotesque, off-kilter pictures as an ongoing autopsy of contemporary Greece – a portrait of a nation on the cusp of collapse.
Perhaps the most successful attempt at spelling reform (at least in America) was wrought by Noah Webster, who managed to forever make Americans view the British honour and theatre as off-kilter.
Fixed and hierarchical ideas of "greatness" feel off-kilter with the times, even socially divisive in their narrow view of what greatness is and how it manifests itself not only musically, but also culturally and demographically.
From the Met's prints you can grasp both views, but from its Picasso collection as a whole, so off-kilter and mild, no.
Slightly off-kilter strings.
