Sentence examples for shallow perspectives from inspiring English sources

Farber diagnoses the prevalence of "this new mannerist flicker," in which "low-key photography, shallow perspectives, screwy pantomime, ominously timed action, hollow-sounding voices" — a wide range of tricks borrowed from the "'highbrow'" (the scare quotes are Farber's) — result in "ultraserious movies that express enough discontent with capitalist society to please any progressive".

He worked with shallow perspective, flat planes of color and sinuous line to represent form.

But the emperor's narrative has the shallow perspective of a Chinese scroll; it is hard to enter into it.

Many current textbooks are noted for their "mile-wide, inch deep" approach, which provides broad coverage but minimizes the process of science, leading to a shallow perspective of biology (Duncan et al., 2011).

Flat color and a shallow, stacked perspective push her stylized Chinese and Japanese motifs close to the picture plane.

But Mr. Georges, a student of the progressive teacher and painter Hans Hofmann, uses the methods of modernist art: shallow space with ambiguous perspective, subordination of details to dominant forms, the flat planes and color areas of contemporary abstraction.

The next section of the show unfolds the emergence of the greatest Italian sculptor of the 15th century, who was to go on to create the first marble shallow reliefs employing scientific perspective (of which he was a pioneer), the first bronze equestrian statue (of the condottiere Gattamelata) and the first life-sized bronze male nude (of David) since antiquity.

It's a hollow, shallow, and self-serving perspective on who we are.

It's time to debunk the myth of human exceptionalism, a shallow and self-serving perspective on who we are.

The trouble with Rand's central thesis is that the "virtue of selfishness", other than being pretty shallow from a human perspective, is also mainly an effort to betray the code of civilized society without suffering the consequences.

As you walk towards it you eventually discover it is not there at all: Bramante has used the science of perspective to make shallow recess look like a grand space.