Sentence examples for subject straight from inspiring English sources

Proficient but unimaginative, he shot each subject straight on with his large-format camera, achieving lucid yet unremittingly banal images.

"No bill that could pass Congress right now or in the immediate future would be sufficient to produce enough clean power to mitigate climate change at the rate we need," remarked the physicist Joe Romm, who writes the blog climateprogress.org and is author of an insightful new book on this subject, "Straight Up".

Film the interview subject straight on or at an angle (45 degrees is ideal).

It's set up to look exactly like an official American congressional hearing but with subject matter straight from intergalactic wackyland.

Thus, crude fraction (cytoplasmic fraction after ultracentrifuge) was subjected straight to ion exchange.

Avoid photographing your subjects straight on.

It's a great subject for straight fiction, too.

Her subject is straight, white, married people, inflected by modern Jewish history.

Now she wanted to write a different kind of play: a naturalistic work like Norris's, on the subject of straight white men.

Otherwise, the subject looking straight at the camera with the focus on the eyes can produce powerful results, especially with a shallow depth of field.

His trademark approach - coming at a subject not straight on but at an angle, moving stepwise from one perfectly formulated summation to the next - is as instantly recognisable as it is inimitable, depending on sharpness of intellect, learning lightly worn and a prose style which, once he had given up thinking of himself as Professor Benjamin, became a marvel of accuracy and concision.