Sentence examples for perspective line from inspiring English sources

A direct vertical perspective line descends perfectly through one coffer of the ceiling, and then down through the tip of his pen.

That wooden table, so shiny you could use it as a mirror, shooting across the bar like a golden perspective line.

Add another diagonal line coming from the right vanishing point and continuing above the previous two lines until it hits the bottom left side perspective line.

In this chapter, I have tried to draw some perspective lines to develop for the construction of adaptive networks.

A thick tome on art and geometry by Dürer, for example, is open to pages of densely printed German illustrated only by a nondescript diagram of a man and a web of perspective lines.

There are long, rectangular perspective lines; we see tatty rooms and seedy bars and gloomy streets, whose endlessly receding angles make them look like chambers of some refrigerated hell.

Peter Bradshaw The film has some classic Coen tropes: wide establishing shots of eerily empty spaces and interiors with receding perspective lines, deadpan faces, querulously bespectacled old ladies and the mandatory old guy in a semi-darkened office.

The great gesture of the right-hand disciple, traditionally identified as Peter, seems to break through the picture plane, and echoes the swift perspective lines of the table – all of which lead to Christ.

In Bruges: The influential Belgian garden designer Jacques Wirtz, now in his 80s, is best known for bold landscapes with strong perspective lines, sweeping hedges, swaths of grass and geometric topiary.

Perspective lines, which define the illusionary space also define the furniture and other stage elements with which the protagonist interacts — warped props founded on the perception of a false reality.

The interior of an early-18th-century German chapel, for example, is so clearly based on perspective that the artist has drawn perspective lines on the building itself in the form of heavy cornices and base moldings, producing an effect similar to that of railroad telephone poles receding to a single point.