Sentence examples for strange perspective from inspiring English sources

He sees things from a strange perspective and then is defeated by them.

Yet this strange perspective also positions the viewer as part of the fictional audience, caught up in the theatrical moment.

Organized by Ms. Umland and M. Darsie Alexander, it tackles the signature motif of 1990's art, the body, but casts it in the long, strange perspective of European Surrealism.

It's a very strange perspective".

With AIWS, it happens sporadically, but it's given me a strange perspective on a spatial dimension.

They have a strange perspective; because they spend all day with kids, they are more aware of kids' culture than adults'.

A refreshment kiosk turns into a tram, swirling projections offer strange perspectives, and satellite maps create a sense of the whole picture while also zooming in on the detail.

Instead, he talks to fanatical Shining obsessives who have developed outlandish theories and found sensational occult clues in the tiny, subliminally glimpsed details, in the strange perspectives, continuity errors and Escher-like physical inconsistencies in the layout of the Overlook Hotel.

It left him with a syndrome known as hemispatial neglect and a strange new perspective.

He also looked at Hollywood itself from a strange social perspective: Let the glamor show as from far away.

As the world debates about war with Iraq, Mr. Soler's film introduces a strange new perspective on Saddam Hussein.